Legal Compliance: Ensure you're on top of zoning laws, landlord-tenant laws, and that your contracts are solid.

You can find leases on legal sites like LegalZoom and Rocket lawyer which are specified by state.

So, they prefer shorter and "easy and to the point".Those types of contracts will get a property management company in trouble.

Many of the large companies discourage it, but I'm not sure they disallow it completely.

They are managed by a company that rents by individual rooms.

I like that you're looking to run like a business- so either partner up with a lawn mowing company or if you have a PM - reach out to them for recs.

I also have just started up a STR management company here.

We also see the struggles you face:Disgruntled customers due to communication breakdowns and scheduling mishaps.Frustrated employees missing deadlines because of complex systems.Recurring service issues stemming from a lack of standardized procedures.Unhappy technicians dealing with unclear pay structures and disputes.The constant threat of legal and financial trouble from non-compliance.You wear many hats, and there just aren't enough hours in the day.

I am not a big flipping or investing company.

I have a property management company in KC and I'm happy to help any questions you may have or connect.