I sell STRs on the Emerald and Forgotten Coasts of Florida, and my company teaches investors how to self-manage their STRs and keep that 20%+ property management fee in their OWN pocket. 

I'd be happy to talk to you about STRs in general or in my specific market (Emerald and Forgotten Coast, FL). 

Any advice on topics to touch on in a contract that is commonly forgotten?

If a  title claim arises later (e.g. a long forgotten relative of the seller shows up, or a lawsuit on the whole subdivision because of the wrongful foreclosure on the land before got sold to the developer that built the house 20 years ago) you'll have no title insurance.So, @Matthew McNeil the question you want to ask your title company is "what happens to the title insurance when you transfer property with a quit claim deed"?

I think you could take a second look at customer service improvements.You may have forgotten too, but the initial extra money I wanted used towards the down or the closing costs and was told to couldn’t.

It might even be closer to the Forgotten Coast (Port St Joe, Apalachicola, St.

People have forgotten that because appreciation took away all their sins.Cap rates will slowly rise to 1-1.5% above interest rates and that is starting to happen but real estate moves very slow.

Quote from @Lauren Kormylo: Have you forgotten how Airbnb refunded everyone during the Covid years, despite it going against hosts' cancellation policies?  

I want to give one to my contractor to fill out so that we are on the same page and there aren't any "forgotten" details that will end up costing me more in the end (aside from true issues that couldn't have been accounted for during due diligence). 

Michelle, I cover the entire Emerald/Forgotten Coast of FL for The Short Term Shop. 30a is one of the best places on the Panhandle.