The experience of the housing provider is going to be the real challenge to getting you a set of keys to move in with...they have to qualify, pass inspection, sign a bunch of paperwork, and finally lease up and send everything into LMH. 

Partnering with a strong team—such as a knowledgeable realtor, property manager, and reliable contractors—will also be key to your success.

That's the key component that is usually missing when I hear other entrepreneurs/investors say they don't like QBO.Something else to keep in mind is your entity structure and how your entities file tax returns.

The key is having a clear plan and taking action.Start by building a strong team—find contractors, realtors, and property managers you trust.

U may also consider cash for keys so long as agreement is in writing.

Have sold several in the area breaking even turn key or 3-5% cash on cash return after renovation on first year.

Networking is key—try connecting with local investors, joining real estate meetups, or hopping into online groups to learn more and build relationships.

The key is upgrading your life, your property, your cash flow, your wealth.

No more frantic late-night calls or worrying about key exchanges—just smooth, hassle-free arrivals.Avoiding Double-Booking Nightmares: Double bookings can ruin a guest's stay and hurt reviews.

@Michael NguyenI'll focus on one key point between the two.