@Ryan Brown if you aren’t 100% confident in your agent’s response, spend a few bucks and ask a real estate attorney to review it and explain it.

We have had to evict one tenant already, since they had guests loitering and making noise at late hours, which was disturbing AirBnB guests, resulting in a few negative reviews.

I reside in Kansas, I haven't found the right classes with the best reviews.

You can also search Google and read reviews.

I would expect it to be standard practice to do a review of all the units and determine repairs needed, what monthly/yearly maintenance should be completed, and a rent analysis to set expectations for vacant rooms.  

Hi all, let's say you find a bank willing to sell to an individual investor and review their spreadsheet for potential deals.

The reviews will typically have more to do with expectations and the hosting so you could still nab some 5 star reviews. 

Maybe you can search the forums for that answer or from the review above. 

Maybe a cop out answer but I'm aggressively supportive of house-hacking in general, so if you're trying to get started and for whatever reason Meriden works for you to house-hack then do your due diligence and get inspections, but otherwise jump in.Feel free to message me with more specific questions & I would be happy to review what you're looking into.

A specimen can be provided, or the agent can at least type up the language in an email for your review.