HI Philippe, I own One Focus Property Management based in Williamsport, PA.  In

It's a pain because I lose out on rentals that are less than 6 months because people don't want to pay these TOT taxes. 

I understand their pain but can take on that much work. thanks again.

Keep in mind though that if you can absorb the difference then likely you are looking at "short term pain for long term gain". 

This is provided by AirBnB to help you out but it ends up being a bigger pain the the butt.There are definitely services you can use that will help you create a pricing strategy, I.E. usewheelhouse.com .

I am in need of strategic, forward thinking, legal and tax counsel to prepare me for this, and guide me in my new self-generating income lifestyle.My Pain Point: In my experience (admittedly as limited as it is) most Attorneys & CPAs are not forward thinking.

I've bought a real turnkey property this year and it was the easiest/pain-free transaction ever.

He has a couple of Mortages the rest are "in house' a little higher interest loans    I would think as far as qualifications  income is good, credit score is good,  Mortages they tend to look at income As far as being a landlord, look into tenant data, or something similar,  it takes a lot of the pain out of the transactions.

Have your lender put you through underwriting and speak to the listing agent about how quick and solid you are.I wouldn't recommend waiving inspections, but you can shorten it down if you are on top of it and have a good inspection company or contractor to take to the showing before offeringPrice and cash typically win, but owners have other pain points: quicker or longer close, lease back after sale and move when they're ready, they may want to sell to a family or of a certain other type that will look after their home, etc.

(a pain to setup... but not a big deal)I manage, do repairs, collect rents on all rentals... so is the LLC really going to help me if I get sued?