The list also inlcudes items that should be addressed in a timely manner but are decidedly not emergencies.

But, there are certainly several items that would give me pause.  

I have them sign addendums to the lease that state how to treat areas of the home, ex: kitchen sink, no grease/food items (scrape your plate in the trash) toilet: only the 3 P's, no flushable anything, I even provide them 4 high quality AC filters and have them set a reminder on their phone.I like the phone reminder.

The platform will handle mass texting, auto-SMS reminders, and auto-logging of all text messages for future reference.4.

Reach out if you want an attorney reference. 

When you say MF are you referring to 5+ units? 

It amazes me how an agent can send back a contract without items initialed where they need to be initialed. 

Quote from @Lee Ouellette: Quick question—when we talk about co-living platforms like PadSplit and Padshare, are we referring to an actual application or just the model?

As someone who has done LTR and furnished monthly stay LTRs (now referred to as MTR), there is a clear difference just in that minor adjustment to 'market sector' and work required.

What you’re referring to is often called a structured installment sale, and it can be a tax-efficient alternative when you're not planning to reinvest directly in other real estate.Here’s what you need to know:How It Works: In a structured sale, you sell the property and receive payments over time, rather than as a lump sum.