You'll find that you have to make an STR as dummy-proof as you can, and inflatables are not a good idea.

If you are working as a sub for me , you are interviewed , background checked , proof of insurance , license , EIN number etc .Sure hiring a illegal from a parking lot can be cheaper ..............Until they are not , they get hurt and file a claim against you , they screw up the job and it cost more to do it over than do it right .

I already have proof of concept in Raleigh as Ive talked to multiple people (including the agent Im working with there) saying airbnb-ing rooms is a cash cow there. 

It's not fool proof but I've weeded out a lot of people this way without spending money for marketing. 

Of course, anyone or anything can make predictions, but the proof is in the pudding.

I’m guessing she changed titles to dodge the SEC but I have no actual proof of that.  

Promissory note, recorded mortgage or deed of trust (depending on the state), personal guarantee from the sponsor if the borrower is an entity, a review and copies of articles of organization/incorporation and operating agreement if the borrower is an entity, lenders title policy and title search with chain of title, proof of identity for the borrower(s), proof of the correct insurance coverage and mortgagee clause, the list goes on. 

We provided an itemized list of work done and the price while returning the security deposit.Tenant is claiming that everything was wear and tear and is demanding receipts and proof of damage.As per my knowledge landlord is not needed to provide receipts in Arizona.

Does it make it fool proof having a regular llc or a series llc hold the properties for a TN llcThe other question is - i have heard from a few just have a TN llc is a not sufficient enough as there is no charging order protection in TN so the recommend asset properties structure is -> put the TN properties into a TN llc and the create a holding llc in WY to hold the TN created llc Let me know if this is really needed??

Some update about the lending requirement of my Chase loan program:Product:        DSCR > 1.2Borrower:     Net Worth > Loan Amount     FICO     Liquid Proof > 10% loan amount     DTI: They told me it is not important and don't mention about itIt looks like as long as DSCR of the product is used, it will likely borrower's DTI will not be used.