Though the leap looks easy on paper, it's scary when you try to put it into practice.I’m here to build my network, learn from experienced investors, and get insights on navigating the world of real estate.

Also check local news papers TV for large companies moving to the area.

ESA are pets with papers and clearly the ESA isn't needed if it is left at home for hours at a time. 

I've read through everything everyone has said, as well as carefully reading through the sales agreement and the final closing papers (that I did not sign but requested from the title agency)...

Co-hosting could be locally based i.e. delivering towels, doing inspections, managing repairs and maintenance etc, or could be virtual tasks like communicating with guests and coordinating things virtually. 

Also, operating expenses like cleaning, or purchasing sheets, and towels are much cheaper.

At settlement what is sold is the beneficial interest in the trust rather than the property itself.On paper the lender just sees a common estate planning tactic rather than a sale of the property.

I go to Sams and buy a big pack of toilet paper, tissues, paper towels, paper plates and a $50 gift card to the local pizza place with a nice welcome card.

@Sarah Taylor From a tax perspective, you would lose the STR tax benefit if you expect paper losses from the property.

We spent about $9,500 on furnishings including furniture, electronics, kitchenware, bedding, towels, etc. for our 2/2 condos.Lastly, Furnished Finder is known for providing tenant leads for travel nurses (about 40% of their travelers are nurses), but a broad range of professionals, relocations, students, and others use it too.I hope this is helpful to you, all the best!