I am interested in pursuing the legal structure of creating a land trust that owns the investment property and the land trust is within a WY LLC.I have spoken to NCH, but I was wondering if any of you have recommendat...

A great way to start networking is by attending RE events and joining a local investors association.

But it also comes with more risk in terms of evictions and damages - which you can never collect for.But STRs don't have any issues with evictions and damages are typically covered by the STR insurance or sometimes the Property Management company has its own insurance too.The other thing is that, on average, STRs tend to generate more income than LTRs. 

I am sure there are qualified people to train you, but I would warn you to have anything Pace Morby or anyone else teaches reviewed by your attorney.  

I would recommend starting by just working up deals.

Here in the ski towns of Colorado, most STRs are used by their owners. 

Since the light fixture is expensive and the tenants have clearly already done some damage to it (by leaving it outdoors), you can definitely bill them for it.

I am getting conflicting offer of home owner insurance by one broker and State Farm agent telling me home owner insurance is for primary residence, not for rental property. 

Fear can be overcome by knowledge and planning.

I used to use Lease Runner for LTR leases and I know they have by room contracts.