Would you be better off just writing VRBO a check?

What kind of strategy are you most interested in?

I'll go check it out.

I'd check your local landlord associations to see what forms they have to get.

You may get away with using that kind of policy for a full-time investment STR. 

Check with your CPA, the people setting up your LLC and/or your QI. 

As for holding periods, some lenders may require you to occupy the property for a short time before converting it to a rental (typically 6-12 months), so check the fine print on that.If you’re set on making it an investment property, you may need to work with a lender who specializes in investment properties, even if it means a slightly higher rate.

It wasn't being offered by HomeRoom, I asked them to check it out, and could I onboard it?

Too competitive.Hey Andrew,Really appreciate your insights — this is exactly the kind of market-specific advice I was hoping to get.

I'll never forget what he told me, If you ever want to start purchasing real estate simply call this guy and write him a check and don't ask any questions.