I posted here because it all sounds fine and dandy if that's how it all works, but I would imagine there must be more nuance to it that I am not taking into consideration. 

We plan on being  long distance owners/mgrs and can't imagine findng & hiring someone to rent a truck, drive around and grab furniture on a onesy/twosy basis, particularly within a reasonable timeframe to not delay launch. 

That's no big deal if it's just a room being used as a bedroom, but imagine ripping out that nice kitchen and bathroom you put in!

I'd imagine you can get much better rates even if you go with a no PPP as long as you have good credit score...

I can't imagine doing this remote.At the moment we rehab and upgrade our older rental properties.

I can't imagine a SFH being considered commercial and wouldn't be sold as such.

I imagine if I was a little less accommodating it would be less work.

Assuming the permit has been issued, I would imagine in a state such as CT you are located in a municipality that would at minimum require a licensed contractor to associate with the permit for the sole purpose of listing the municipality as a certificate holder under the insurance policy.

There's people on this forum that are infinitely more successful than you can imagine--that pass the wisdom and don't charge a thing.

Technically a SF, but we have an ADU on the property that we live in and rent out our main house.I love the fact that my tenants are paying most of our mortgage and if you benefit from those duplicating expenses in traveling healthcare, I'd imagine it will enrich you in more ways than just your tenants covering your costs.