(per google) This will take some extra legwork with the parish as well as removing the wheels from the home and creating a legitimate foundation. 

(My clients are rental companies, caterers, event venues, and production/planning firms.)💫 I am looking to purchase my first investment property in Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, or the Carolinas by Q12024 to STR or LTR.

I have clients in Anza seller financing a ex wedding venue/horse property that did $500k/year gross.

Both venues are excellent.

It's just one of the things that I hammer away with all the time, not just in real estate or tax planning but in all phases of my life: the 5P's of the Marines teach us "prior planning prevents poor performance"I have other clients who are real estate professionals, and the more properties you have, the bigger the loss you can legitimately generate.Hope that helps.Jim Kennedy

@Ralphie HernandezI had this same problem at first but found come creative yet legitimate ways around it.

The few that may legitimately need an ESA are lumped in with all of the scammers out there, of which I personally think the majority are.  

Nations is up there too.If you are doing a legitimate owner occupied STR and are actively managing it properly I don't foresee you having issues.

Our contractors LOVE working with us: they know, since we are a legitimate PM, that we have the funds in our Client Trust account before they even go to the job and will be paid NET 30 or less; they know that if they run into a problem on site, I can be reached directly by cell to talk through the issue, with texted images if necessary, and make a decision on how to proceed with out delaying them in 99% of cases, since I have an excellent background and understanding of how a home is constructed and functions; they only have to deal with ONE person, me, not "multiple bosses". 

Here are some steps you can take to protect yourselves:Verification of Ownership: Ensure that the person selling the property is the legitimate owner or has the legal authority to sell it.