She's smart, experienced, kind, and she's licensed to practice in both SC and GA!

I am interested in acquiring my real estate license and starting my classes to get it next month.

We are not pursuing a license on this property to do STR because we plan on moving within the year (hopefully within months!)

I am a CPA, licensed agent, and have a lending background and think I can speak to the various parts of your question. 

I am also a licensed agent, and I buy all investment properties for my company, I am working for.

I'm in Austin, from DFW, and am licensed in TX. 

We have in-house property management that is under a different entity in order to satisfy all of the laws and regulations here in Ohio.List'n Sell Property Management is fully licensed and insured, etc...All of the companies that are under the Ohio Cashflow umbrella are owned and controlled by me.So as long as I'm living and breathing, everyone will do well.If I die, you will be at the mercy of @Dominique Osborn and she is much meaner than I am so good luck hahaThanks

I'm licensed in 20+ states, and none of the ones I'm licensed in require the disclosure of insurance claims that are not flood insurance related.

It has specifically banned STRs of secondary suites, though renting out primary residences or rooms within them is still allowed, subject to licensing fees and a nightly tax. 

Keep your licensing and permits in order, manage all vendor relationships with contracts and adequate insurance, maintain adequate insurance on your end and more generally operate your business soundly.