Once you have scaled up a bit and have some hard and fast procedures in place you can take what you like about the state form and then add in what you would like it to say concerning your specific processes and procedures, write all that down and send it to a lawyer to bless. 

Is there a reason you were specifically interested in that area? 

Have boundaries and just as @Nathan Gesner said, post notice (according to your State specific laws) and move them out.

I want them to send the check to my attorney for the closing on a specific property.I know that some of you are so eager to launch this new phase of growing your business that you really want to take that first check but don't do it.Here is why.

According to passive activity loss rules, every business is obligated to adhere to specific criteria, especially when it comes to short-term rentals.

I can block out specific dates on the calendar for a property and add a note that says, "Guest Sara Abernathy," $125/night, paid through cozy.co".

Rather happily so I might add.While you may not use the specific sentence "I am a Guru" Ken, you speak to and rather clearly work to convey that messaging to persons while at the same time CLEARLY have exceptionally low comprehension of a great majority of fundamentals and factors of real estate investment.

Asking to pick someone's brain, to a seasoned investor or wholesaler, sounds like a waste of time because you didn't set it up.Your best set up is to lay out the deal or the specific dilemma so someone can answer that specific thing instead of just having their brain picked.

This question will be state specific.

I hate to say it but after raising English Springer Spaniels (30 Puppies + of em over 5 years) I'd have to agree with the sell and move advice.But to answer specifically:1 - probably is a mill and this is likely NOT against the law2 - the dog gets out and if you get bit you take em to court3 - dogs are noisy. that's just the way it is.