Once the review posts, this will trigger an email to them automatically from Airbnb saying "Your host has reviewed you, take a moment to review them now".Just be careful setting up auto-messages asking for reviews a day later. 

Filing a claim when you don't need to would also trigger your claims history, and depending on your location and carrier may increase your rates.  

@Nathan Conant, That's right - The sale of the property triggers the start of the 180 day process for a 1031. 

My oldest daughter's best friend (21 y.o.) is researching different types of loans for when it's time to pull the trigger and buy her first place. 

A sale or permits for rehab/construction are 2 big things that often will trigger them to re-assess.

I don't feel like we've researched enough or have the reserves on STR to pull the trigger on one yet, but it's definitely on our radar.

This triggered an investigation by the City Historic Commission and I ended up being cited not only for removing those two trees, but also 4 other trees that apparently were removed from the property by the previous owner over the years.  

If you put it in an LLC but decide to sell it next year, you have lost potential homestead capital gain deduction on your taxes.In answer to your other questions, it is possible to trigger due on sale and HELOC issues, but unlikely.  

I don’t know if the basis step up rule would be triggered since your father is still alive but using a trust would save you in taxes (I think!)

It’s possible your lender got the tax bill and paid the entire year (rather than just the first half installment), unnecessarily causing an escrow shortage and triggering a payment adjustment.