The most stressful deals I've ever done have been with Chase.

"A city proposal to require tracking of municipal and commercial energy use has the potential to help city government, private building owners and tenants save millions of dollars, reduce emissions by thousands of tons and cut water usage by billions of gallons in less than a decade."

This would serve to reduce the headache of the bookkeeping by having all transactions consolidated and outside of your personal transactions.

If your goal with investing is to help offset expenses a break even with you living there would be fine, you are able to live there by reducing your living expense. 

Meaning that I would probably have to reduce the square footage to 234SF which seem to become rather small at that point!

It will probably just kick the can down the road, stress you out, or exacerbate the problems.If you state allows you to terminate with 30 days notice, just do that.

I stay at a lot of AirBnBs and I am about to pull the trigger on my first short-term rental in OKC and I cannot stress the importance of how the home is presented in the pics.

I analyze THEM, there hopes, dreams, goals, needs, wants, resources, assets, liabilities, budgets, hinderances, stress tolerance, time allotment, risk tolerance and about 74 other factors so I can best develop an investing strategy for today's position, tomorrows, and all the evolutions and the years to come.

Similar to above, if roads are private, not needing profiles reduces the workload on the Civil Engineer. - Drainage Report/Analysis could be a big cost item depending on the governing agency & what the stormwater requirements are.

There is a breakeven point where you can charge almost as much money for less people and thereby reduce your risk/hassles/cleaning/damages/parties/EtcYou just gotta figure out what that is for your area....