Quote from @Craig Jones: The biggest issue here: If you're covering a property with a homeowner's policy or LTR landlord policy and the property is actually a full-time STR, then you're concealing material info about the property's use from the insurer. 

Even if you plan of holding the property - your tenants will appreciate especially if you get into a landlord/tenant dispute. 

Would having a highly insured property (1,000,000+ liablity) plus not being a negligent or slum landlord be sufficient and not require the use of an LLC? 

I’m looking for advice from experienced landlords or lawyers who might have ideas on how landlords like me can deal with such situations.

Both states have good landlord laws and those cities have good growth.

For instance, you will be living next to others in addition to being their landlord.

Hi @Juan Antonio Villagomez, Congratulations on a successful first year in land lording!

Originally posted by @Joe Kim:There are many ways to approach this difficult task of convincing a owner or landlord to rent to you as an investor ONLY to sublease (aka Master lease) the home to furnished short-term rental.#1 NUMBERS GAME:  It's not easy.   

Hello everyone, I have been buying properties in OR and TN and am looking to expand into NW Arkansas after reading up on landlord laws and recent growth in the area.

You can't self manage in detroit as an absentee landlord