I know thats probably not the case here, but just putting that out there in case this situation arises again in the future for you.

If you are interested in out-of-state investing, be sure to put together a great local team that can take care of any questions you have or problems that arise!

I'd much rather pay my flat 10% of rent monthly fee, and pay exactly the maintenance invoice amounts when issues arise.   

Be sure your insurance in place if any issues arise.

Our model is constructed primarily around the BRRRR strategy, while being open to other opportunities that occasionally arise when you build a real estate company.

Contrary to popular belief, its in your insurance broker's best interest to provide you adequate coverage at the best rates because it is very easy to lose a client otherwise.

You want to stay in control of the properties that are under your name so you can have options just in case issues arise. trust me there are going to be issues arise in the future especially when you are dealing with family members.

@Jaysen Medhurst provided me with great ideas in the past that were an eye opener and hopefully I'll put them to good use when the opportunity arises.

This assumption may prove wrong for a number reasons.First, most WDs except restrictions, easements and current year taxes from the warranty so if a problem arises related to one of them it probably won't be covered by the warranty and there's no cause of action for a breach. 

I'm not so sure about well-versed, but here's my take:Since STRs have boomed in popularity among investors, just like any other investment, there are leeches who figure out ingenious, almost invisible ways to steal from us.