(There is laundry, no A/C, but has forced air)

If the building has good air sealing and insulation, it won't require as large a unit to get through the winter.

I'm originally from a small town in Pennsylvania. In that area people would frequently convert houses into several distinct apartments and rent them out separately. The area was so rural that no one needed permits or ...

I have been in the Air Force for ten years now and currently residing in Miami, FL.

I would check out Cozy and Stessa and see if they meet your goals.

The applicant has to initiate the reports from Experian and Checkr (via Cozy), then you’ll receive a copy of the reports through Cozy after they’ve come back.

Especially in Wisconsin it’s important to be air tight in winter.

How do you go about tracking information about your properties like what size air filters or other specs you might need to reference when out getting parts for a unit, when preventative maintenance tasks are due, what keys are associated with it, data on major equipment, etc? 

How do people comp Air BnB income for a house they are buying that would potentially be used to rent on that site? 

Have you talked with a property management company about the pros and cons, estimated payoff, etc for the property as an air bnb versus whole home rental vs room by room?