@Wesley BryantI’ll be a contrarian here…Based on 46 years in the industry…Any proforma or projection of returns are by definition based on a whole slew of assumptions the investor has little or no control over.

Now you don't have control. 

I'm not sure why anyone would own a rental that you cannot control.

Consult with a tax professional or accountant for precise guidance on your specific situation, as tax rules can be complex and may vary depending on your individual circumstances.

Control of property, with only ___ down, and payments monthly of ___, for __ term.

Check with each utility to confirm you can have the additional accounts in a tenant's name.In our North East Pennsylvania location, the water companies will allow a separate meter, HOWEVER, they require a separate water main from the street hookup to the additional house meter so they may control each meter on the property independently of the other(s) without entering the dwelling.

This was precisely what I was looking for.

As such, due diligence on precisely if and when a property is eligible for short term rental usage in a given area is the most paramount qualification there is.

You can't control how they will respond.P.S.

You can't get inside to view the units, so you can't confirm or deny the condition of the property or it's value.If it were me, I would find a way to take control of the situation.