Also, I'm not sure what the zoning would allow you to do.As a side note, a touch of personal opinion still, which is shared by many people I know and which doesn't directly affect the discussion.

I wouldn't waste my money on that personally.

You have to treat the animal like a wheelchair for a handicapped person.

Not so experienced, but have the experience of completing a successful BRRR for one-time.

Person A has the renter's insurance while Person B does not, but Person B's belongings is "mostly covered" by Person A's Renter's Insurance.

When creating my LLC I was not allowed to use a PO Box and had to use my personal home address.

You should be just fine with the properties in your personal name and an umbrella insurance policy.

I have 2 LT rentals, one short term rental & my personal property-has a good bit of equity. (4 properties total) 800+ credit score & good income.I’m looking to get in the commercial space but I’m tired of putting down 20% cash every time I find an opportunity.

I would definetly consult with an attorney before and ask if you would be able to get these people out of your property in you needed.If may just be easier to steer clear and try to find a good applicant with a SSN#Or, if there is a company that employs a lot of people without a SSN# you could reach out to the company, ask if they need housing for there employees, and then rent to the company instead of the person.

I always recommend that anyone getting started attend in person meet ups.