Wondering how this is possible with the city codes, I did more research and found that you can apply for a lodging license if you are renting out 5 or more beds.

So my cautionary tale is when buying seller financed paper, make sure you are very in tune to the value of the property.PS: Even if this started out as performing, same concept applies - make sure you know the numbers/values of the property.

Try to always remember and apply the KISS principle (keep it simple).

But I'm not sure why you need to track expenses during the tenancy and apply them to the deposit at the end. 

If you are asking if you should meet the tenant to show them the home, vs them applying sight-unseen, that is a very different answer and should be yes whenever possible. 9 out of 10 times if we secure a lease with tenants who apply to rent a property 'sight unseen' because they are coming from out of town and can't seen it in person until the day of move in [even if they have a friend/relative/agent do a virtual showing and walk through it themselves] it typically never ends well and the home is NEVER what they expected and are unhappy right from the start.

The HOA does not dermine if the Condo Assocation insurance applies. 

For example, you can upload a table of say loan data, ask it to rearrange the data with only pertinent columns and rows, map out the addresses, apply formulas (ie.

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And as an overarching question - how should I apply my minimum standards for a household of multiple tenants?

How long does one have to own the home to apply usually?