Doesn't mean I won't but I need to make sure my family and I are on the same page before I start the grind to get out of the grind each day.

There is no silver bullet, secret sauce - you have to doggedly grind and with luck - find one property that meets your criteria in an area you are familiar with and know is in demand.

For example, if your renters are making noise that any neighbor considers to be a "disturbance" (literally that's the word they use in the bill), the police will be called and if there are 3 verified disturbances, you will loose your ability to rent the STR for 2 years. 

Because here is why government interference and leftist politics result in a much POORER world than free market politicsSocialism in all forms REWARDS FAILURE AND PUNISHES SUCCESSIts about INCENTIVEEverything else is just noise

Unless you have your taxes sitting on their doorstep 60 days before the filing deadline and make some noise about, “I expect for my taxes to be ready before the deadline”,  they probably won’t be.  

(This is likely going to be with someone that you trust and already have a relationship with).The second is to hustle/grind do whatever you can to increase your active income for the time being.

St, Mary's strip you will likely have parking issues, noise issues, and late night meanderers. 

Don’t get caught up in the noise your variables are what dictates your lane.

Anyhow, my question is that I'm am curious what a fair reduction in rent would be for lack of kitchen the home is on a one acre lot so is better than an apartment complex but the lack of kitchen is a huge discomfort and almost outweighs the property set up especially due to the lack of privacy and the entrance and noise right outside my bedroom door.

While you should take the first well-qualified applicant, you also need to keep in mind that you'll be making construction noise, so for example, your prospective tenant needs to know that in case they work nights.