It's smart to have more than a few conversations because not everyone offers the same products, leverage or terms.

For furnishing short- or mid-term rentals, finding the right balance between stuff that looks good, but which also offers solid durability and keeps your budget in check can be difficult.If your budget is your driving factor with your design decisions, I'd start surfing on Google image search or Pinterest - find a picture of a finished room that you like, and then reverse engineer it from products on Amazon and other similar budget-friendly sources.

GFA in Gardner might be another small local bank that offers this type of product. 

Virginia requires a professional license, not necessarily an attorney- a title insurance company, RE Broker, or financial institution might help you.As to your in progress HELOC you have another problem- if the lender does any physical or interior inspection they won't lend to you.

Lots of DSCR lender's out there that have better products then Easy Street, so why not switch lenders? 

BiggerPockets has lease agreements here: https://store.biggerpockets.com/products/landlord-forms-by-s...You can also use sites like Rocket Lawyer to help you: https://www.rocketlawyer.com/ If you speak with a lawyer on their site, it may a little more affordable.I hope this helps.

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Free products like niche.com or advanced paid and more granular solutions like padstats.com can be useful here.

If they can't physically be there, then they can give the vendor permission to enter the home without them present.