You should be OK to accept any tenants you find that fits your qualifications as long as it's within the guidance of Fair Housing Laws.

It's a SFH in a desirable neighborhood so I believe the demand will be high as long as I list it directly on MLS.

@Brian Tran I can tell you from experience setting up an LLC, EIN, bank, and insurance can take as long as a month of everything goes wrong (name to close to something else and you have to pick a different one.

As long as you advertise well you will get booking.

As long as you’re maintaining that as your primary residence, you should be fine.

If you want to really dive in and do more deals, then pull out the money so long as you can afford the extra monthly.

But they told me that it is ok and it is the same thing, as long as i am getting money for rent, it is considered a business. 

I have had tenants pro-actively let me know, to which I say thanks and as long as rent is being paid then we are ok.

As long as it's in training, it is considered a pet.

I would personally choose the one that has the highest occupancy rate as long as the numbers work.