All this goes double for condos, as the condo community has to comply with various criteria (% of owner occupants, # of owners in default on there monthly HOA fees, financial reserves of HOA).

But there are many direct lenders and endorsers.The other trick is to make loans that do not comply with secondary guidelines, hold them in portfolio and sell them later after they are cured meeting the guidelines, a common practice. 

Some key provisions to consider include clauses that allow you to terminate the lease in the event of default by the investor, clauses that give you the right to inspect the property and ensure that it is being properly maintained, and clauses that outline the investor's responsibilities for paying taxes and insurance on the property.In addition to these provisions, you may also want to consider including clauses that address issues specific to short-term rentals, such as the investor's obligations to comply with local zoning and licensing laws, to maintain appropriate levels of liability insurance, and to cooperate with you in the event of any claims or disputes.It's a good idea to have a lawyer review any master lease agreement before you sign it to ensure that it adequately protects your interests.

The city of Detroit has declared that tenants need no longer pay rent unless the landlord complies with the city's new stringent inspection & registration regulations.

RMLOs can create a owner financed note that complies with Dodd Frank.

I have even found some that comply with the 1% rule.    

That is the question.My husband was the handyman (well we had a work crew, but hubby was the ultimate handyman, perfectionist to an annoying fault...even to this day everything has to be perfect)  I on the other hand, was the Zoo Keeper, oops I mean I took care of the nasty stuff, like tenant complaints, accounting, court scenes, making the tenants comply to their lease agreement.  

"Sorry, against company policy, please comply", is real quick and doesn't leave any room open for negotiation on non-negotiables. 

Neighbors may not mind as much either as there will be less strangers coming and going, and it's easier to comply with any current or future STR regulations/licensing requirements/taxes. 

You only have to live there for 1 year to comply with the mortgage and then you can keep doing this until you have 10 properties and then by then you should be well on your way to growing your business.