Sorry for everyone who is having bad experiences with Clayton and Co.

The only thing I can think of is maybe get a co-host to manage the day to day.Are you wanting to vacate the upper floors and find a new place?

Here’s what to keep in mind:Between LLCs: Use formal loans or inter-company agreements to transfer funds, ensuring documentation to avoid co-mingling issues that could affect liability protection.Personal to LLC: Deposit personal funds as a capital contribution or loan to the LLC.

It can help to see the expenses that may come up in STRs.I would personally look into co-hosting over arbitrage if starting on a tight budget.

I use: Coaches Companies that hire seasonal workers College Housing website Official Parent Group for Colorado Mesa University Craiglist Zillow Avail - posts to 30 sites for free Apartments Roomies Market place Reddit Tenants incentive "Room for rent" Signs - google Voice to hide my actually phone number Your cities Department of Human Services College bill boards rip off advertising

I do not see too many co-hosting, and to me co-hosting is a vague and made up term (made up by Airbnb). 

I mean let's be real, about 80% of the complaints investors on BP have about their property manager, contractor, turnkey co, Realtor etc.... are just nonsense.

A pro tip is if you call shared office spaces or co working spaces in your city they also offer virtual mailbox services at usually better prices than the national ones!

Housing was less expensive than my home state (Colorado).

I'm amazed to hear you say you don't require parent co-signers.