@Daniel KarbownikAs @Brian Burke elegantly put it, you must work with US securities attorney to be ensure compliance with SEC regulations.

My first STR is more about establishing my process and ensuring that I enjoy it, and then expanding. 

It was good fun money but nothing I could use to replace my FT job in Info Tech.I did learn a lot about the business and the big players. 

As @Taylor L. mentioned, it's important to always do your due diligence to research any team you are considering working with along with the markets & investment opportunities to ensure they fit your goals/criteria. 

A single ****up will cause you to have written evidence that you promised something to a guest you cannot execute on, and grant them a refund.They already have programs that safely identify common questions and give boilerplate responses, so you can control the responses and ensure you aren't saying things you can't promise.What if a guest asks if they can do early checkin? 

By that I mean search rental advertisements in your area figure out who the players are then dive into the companies and call them up seeing if they have any abilities. 

It is always a good idea to consult with a real estate attorney and a real estate agent to ensure that you understand the process and have all necessary paperwork in order.

As a property owner, it's your responsibility to ensure that your properties are well-maintained, attract high-quality tenants, and maximize rental income.

➡️Legal responsibilities: As a landlord, you have certain legal responsibilities to your tenants, such as ensuring that the property is safe and habitable.

I would never go with a national lender suggested by a turnkey company; reason being they most likely have higher rates because they are being fed leads by turnkey companies and need to pay for those affiliate deals.Rates change daily so if you're shopping for quotes ask for the same rate with the same down payment on the same day from multiple people to ensure apples to apples comparison.