I met an agent this side of Knoxville, and she said,She was selling homes in Gatlinburg,I climbed up in my chair all warm, nice and cozy,Thought I'd soon be hearing from her...But tears filled my eyes when I found out she was gone, Smoky Mountain rain, I keep on call'n, keep on call'n, her nameSmoky Mountain rain, it keeps fall'n, I keep on call'n.But she's somewhere in the Smoky Mountain rain."

My first STR was a disaster- I had people throwing 20+ people parties in the small 1B1B  apartment, someone had  female issues on my light blue kitchen chair and the cops were called multiple times. but I LOVED it, made money and would do it all over.

And they have a nationwide footprint and huge head start in corporate marketing. 

Just like a lot of corporations are incorporated in Delaware.

The issue though is being able to utilize pre-existing properties to incorporate the affordable housing aspect into this.

In fact, the one dirtbag was actually sitting in the yard in a chair under a tree smoking a cigarette and listening to music as if he had not one care in the world.

I have been working in corporate America for 20 yrs and investing in real estate at the same time.

It's not a continuous loop,  but you don't WANT that,  as a pet or child or chair caught just so can unravel it.  

You can start with the city website www.coj.net for the building department or property appraiser or the tax collectors office www.taxcollector.coj.net As for the structure of your deal just read the forums about llc v Incorporated and all the good information that can be found in there.One other thing I did with my units that many may not agree with is that I get a general liability coverage for each llc related to that llc and I would get an umbrella policy for you as well.

So if A uses 200 gal and B uses 100 gal and C uses 100 gal then A gets the privilege of 50% of the bill and B and C 25% each.If you're talking about billing, for 3 units, I'd do it myself once I incorporate it in a new lease.