The software will prompt the applicants to fill out a comprehensive application form, which includes all the necessary information you need to make an informed decision.Once the applicants have completed their application, Turbo Tenant will run a background check and credit report, and verify their rental history and income.

I've heard numerous horror stories just this week that prompted my post here... 

Yes, I’ve read that too and is what prompted me to ask the question.

Guests in mid-term rentals often expect the same level of service they would get from a hotel, which means they want issues fixed promptly, and this might be challenging if you're not nearby.Having said that, if you believe the demand for mid-term rentals in your area is high and that the potential income outweighs the challenges of remote management, the 3/2.5 + 1/1 configuration might be a good option.Ultimately, the best choice depends on your specific situation, your comfort with property management, and your long-term financial goals.

In a house full of girls, they promptly call you and you don't have to undo their "repairs", haha!

@Chris SeveneyMost hard money lenders will only loan to an LLC, that is what prompted me to get one.

Tyler your response prompted me to write my insurance guy (Proper) as I still haven't received a copy of the full policy that would tell me whether or not they require a rental agreement.

If a property manager only has a handful of clients, for example, it could be an indication that they’re not experienced enough to deliver boutique-level service and respond to issues promptly.2.

State farm paid, then promptly dropped my policy (this was my personal homeowners policy).i would trim back the tree touching the fence if it were an actual issue (causing stress on the fence), and leave remaining trees alone (unless you want them gone for personal reasons).

Thanks everyone for the prompt feedback, totally appreciated!!