There are also limits to what does/doesn't need a permit, so attempting to find properties that don't require walls to be moved or other issues that may require a permit would be helpful too in the interim.

@Andrew Postell I think I just came across a deal that'll be my first attempt at this--so glad I came across it first!

This may seem like a silly question but have you attempted to make contact with the current owner to see if they're willing to let it go? 

I definitely want to attempt the BRRRR method soon.

So carriers are attempting to make up those losses some of which were passed on to reinsurance who are also now trying to make up losses.

I prefer to have it donw because I will have new renters coming in two weeks after they leave and it needs to be done the right way the first time because I don't want my new tenants to be inconvenienced with another new lawn being re-laid weeks after they move in, if the first attempt doesn't 'take'. 

This isn’t an attempt to bash your program and I’m sure others are looking to confirm the same as well.

If what I wrote is not clear to you or if some of my assumptions are wrong, then stop your DIY attempt and hire a tax professional.

It's an attempt to buy votes during an election year.

Just an intro, My name is Yonathan and I am attempting to land my first ever Co-Host position EVEN alongside another co-host working for even free just to gain experience and reputationWould someone or someone they know be willing to “take me under their wing” as to learn to manage the day-to-day ops on behalf of a host?