Check with the state board to determine what's required. 

The Springfield Real Estate Investor's Association (I'm a member) is a great group of people (a mix of highly experienced and newly interested, but all above-board and ethical--the leadership doesn't tolerate shenanigans) and many in there are invested in Branson STRs (many also have STRs in Springfield, which of course caters to an entirely different market, but their perspective has been interesting).

No one wants to pay higher HOA fees but if the fees are too low then the board will not have sufficient funds for preventative maintenance. 

Most of this board is DIY landlords who swear they know better than property managers.

Welcome a board and should you ever have any questions feel free to reach out or send a quick message.

I took my time to read the boards, SEARCH for the information I needed, and educate myself. 

Oh, and personally those who see insurance companies not ready to pay to me means they need to understand their coverage better and/or hire a more reputable company.The board doesn't even have much of any threads about actually being frivously (is that the term/category we are talking about?) 

We as a firm have investors working with us who have rental properties all over the US big and small.Finding a real estate-focused tax professional and one who can help with advisory and grow with you would be my suggestion to focus your efforts on finding.

Estate plan and advisory services or you want an attorney for drafting documents?  

I recently attended a village board meeting and that was a really great way to get to know the town.