No doubt the Scottsdale market is very saturated with short term rentals, but it is obvious to me that the underperforming properties are homes that are not designed properly, not photographed properly, not optimized properly, and not priced properly.I'm also fully aware of the mountain of headaches and heartaches that will come with running a business like this.. but I'm here for the challenge.Shout out to BP because a big part of what motivated me to take this journey and where I got a lot of the education needed to do this is via a weekly mastermind that I'm a part of that I found through a post in this community a few years back.Anyways, not sure who cares or if anybody out there has any thoughts, questions, comments etc.

I've got a proper manager as I'm out of state, but as I've got only this property, I have no other reference point.

Dollar Stores often instead of renewing the lease get sucked away to developers promising to build them Dollar Plus stores with upgraded construction for slight rental increases.Especially is absolute NNN lease the DG could jump ship to a brand new building and avoid tons of TI costs they are on the hook for with older building ( parking lot, roof, A/C, etc.)Professional tenants with thousands of locations tend not to be dummies.

Apparently my old property manager didn’t properly disclose because now the tenants are worried about the exterior window frames and want them encapsulated because the paint on them is chipping. 

I think seeing an actual, properly drafted contract would really help me understand what to include and what to avoid.Does anyone know a reliable resource or place where I can find an ‘official’ contract or agreement for wholesaling?

City proper, peripheral neighborhoods or metropolitan area?

KISS.If your real estate business is operated via a partnership or a corporation, and they file their own tax return - then yes, your tax return must include a proper Balance Sheet.

Yes I am a moderator which means we filter spam and self promotion and make sure people post in the proper forums.

It will be an STR with no personal use  Background: high income W2 job, no primary home (ADU on family's land property, happy twith this) so can't get umbrella policy with most insurers as they want auto and homeowners for primary home before offering umbrella  Quotes from foremost and proper.

If a proper cashflow analysis is keeping you from a getting a loan but you have good cashflow, then look into bank statement loans.