You've probably heard of big Landlords losing property, but only because they were flagrantly violating Fair Housing, running a slum, or otherwise egregiously violating the law.

However I believe it’s great to have two independent sets of eyes (in addition to your own) on the books to make sure everything is accounted for and running smoothly.

They can cause more damage and they can stop paying the rent costing you a lot more in the long run.

Quote from @Jon LaBorde: @Jerryll Noorden the way you explained it was easily the best way I’ve heard it explained but the best way I can describe what I was told was “if you get a list of 1000-2000 there’s a 99% chance that you’ll get a deal, I’m not looking for a guarantee because I know it doesn’t work like that but I’m new at this and I’d like to get a running start so that being said I said I’d reach out to 10,000 people just to make my chances 99.99 if you know what I mean.

This would be from the same carpet company I used when I fixed up the house, so not trying to gouge them or anything.I'm looking for some guidance in this situation, pitfalls I could run into, or just straight up illegality.

Our goal is to be up in running by January of 2021.

2) The minimum hours required are 750 hrs, but if running a short term rental, 100 hrs is supposed to be adequate, is that still true ?

As long as you run your numbers and your estimates are conservative, you'll do okay in the long run.

Does that mean we are evil for for running a business?

Who are their architects, engineers, and contractors.