Also, if you are renovating as a buy and hold would you automatically go ahead and replace them up front?

This is a slight improvement from last month’s 35.9% gap, as inventory continues to slowly grow toward normalcy.Looking ahead, active inventory is likely to surpass 2020 levels later this summer.

I did so because at the time to purchase the property was about half the cost of renting, and there were no STR regulations in Curry County or really beyond..I recognized early that the regulations that quickly developed to restrict my BNB business in Los Angeles were likely to reach other areas and by being ahead of the curve, could own a long term vacation rental, in a land I wanted to be anyway, before there were rules that would prevent that goal. 

Go to Etsy and search for "rental property tracker," and you will find hundreds of nice spreadsheets to track 10-20 rentals, usually for under $10.Software has extremely helpful features like online payments, marketing syndication (click a button, and your property is advertised on multiple sites), electronic document review/signing, maintenance tracking, and owner reports.

I was contacted by Anderson Legal Business and Tax Advisors and while doing my due diligence, came across this thread on Royal Legal Solutions.... went to the webite and clicked on pop up to get more info.  

The nearly 70 year population decline is officially reversing now as well.Exciting times ahead for the city!

But here is the thing when I reached for my phone to invest I couldn’t, because it's not as easy as buying stocks with a single click of a button in a specific stock exchange app, let alone searching for the right deal if you have time and if you don’t you gotta leverage it to someone who Is going to find the deal for you, after that, you will need to apply for a loan (DSCLR LOAN which I am going to use) because if you are like me you're going to use the bank's money, not yours, after that, you will need to search for tenants or your property will suck money from your pockets and it won't be an investment anymore, and this applies btw to residential and commercial the small difference Is that commercial needs bigger sums of money but other than that its kinda similar.

Putting a property in an LLC actually violates the due on sale clause also  I know it can, what I am seeing is often times people are asking on doing such and being told go ahead. 

(You have other options, like bringing an inspector to your walkthrough and getting it done ahead of time.)

I'd go ahead and point it out and ask for a credit and see what they say (most likely "No" but you never know if you don't ask).