I would employ a property management company that can handle this for you, like the one I work for as an agent.

City staff are meticulous at making sure the applicants for a license are in fact the primary residents of the property - including interviewing neighbors.

I bought 100k homes for blue-collar working families that rented for 1000 dollars a month that more than paid for all repairs, vacancy, insurance, professional property management, and capital expenses."

Right now, I am looking to get into co-hosting either on AirBnb/VRBO or any other rental applications.

However, my property manager is having the hardest time finding a qualified tenant.

Our management company has interviewed vendors our there that have capabilities, using AI, to verify authenticity of certain documents, including ID's.

However, it is mostly geared toward a person who has a W-2 job themselves, which is not the case for me, so there are some applications that I am finding confusing. 

Does anyone have a property manager, relator, contractor, CPA that they can recommend in the area?

Does anyone here use Buildium for property management and Quickbooks for accounting?  

My application says the home should rent for $1500 and is worth $195k.