I'd also suspect that as an owner-occupant, one might be able to skirt strict STR laws, and rent out a primary in an extremely in-demand market, especially in the near-term (think collecting huge fees seasonally around CU football games the next few years). 

They now collect that informaton at the birthing hospital. 

I was under the wrong impression that you did not agree with the tactic and was curious why.  

Note: I am under the impression that me material participating in this exercise will fall under the "Real Property Development or Redevelopment" activity, thereby allowing me to cost segregate the home construction cost.

Avail, Apartments.com, Buildium, RentRedi, and several other platforms allow you to make leases that can be signed online electronically and also will then collect rent through their portal. 

The owner's title policy premium, title search and closing services (collectively, "Owner's Policy and Charges") shall be paid, as set forth below.

Kinda nice because now you get to be the bank and collect payment on your terms, instead of the OTAs using the guest's for their own liquidity need until they pay you out. 

I collect the first month's rent the day they move in.In my area, I am comfortable working with the existing tenant to arrange showings before they move out.

He had his systems and house rules dialed in and was getting impressive yields, but this is a bit more of a hospitality play than LTR (same as STR is). https://www.millionairemindcast.com/how-sober-living-houses-...

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