The property should be clean, functional, and safe.A well-maintained property attracts higher-quality renters that will pay more, stay longer, and take better care of the home.

Quote from @Steve Tse: I'm not in your world and shipping a cup of coffee is not without problems, so I'll provide some advice for free.Syndications are not a simple solution.

Since they know the code more, fire marshalls tend to work with them to come up with solutions that work for all.

I can share some solutions feel free to send me an email.  

Hey Jorge,Hard Money is a short term solution.

Has anyone here found creative financing solutions or partnerships that have worked for them lately?

Currently, I lease one of the three units to someone who keeps it clean.

I'm unable to come up with a solid solution here (adding a separate gas meter is too expensive.) 

They prevent bedbugs from entering or escaping mattresses.Routine Inspections: Regularly check mattresses, bed frames, and furniture for signs of bedbugs (small black spots, eggs, or live bugs).Furniture Choice: Choose furniture with metal or plastic legs instead of wood, as bedbugs are less likely to infest non-porous surfaces.Bedbug Traps: Place bedbug traps under bedposts and other furniture legs to catch any potential bedbugs before they become a problem.Professional Cleaning: Schedule routine deep cleans between guest stays, and if you ever suspect bedbugs, hire a pest control professional immediately.Clear Guidelines: Educate your cleaning staff on how to spot bedbugs early, and encourage them to report any signs immediately.These steps will help you set up a smooth, well-managed STR that’s ready to generate revenue while maintaining a good relationship with your LTR tenants.

In this case, you’d likely want to work with a real estate attorney to make sure everything’s clean and the title is transferred properly.Good luck!