That is, buying in my personal name and moving it to the LLC after the fact would essentially nullify my title insurance.So, it appears that if I want to preserve the title insurance, the way to go would be to either do it the way I did it previously (i.e., LLC to personal name and then back to LLC) or go with the land trust option that you suggested.

The last bullet of the San Diego County Zoning Guidance document (Link) appears to state that this type of Airbnb listing is not permitted.

Vacant buildings are common and affect the appearance and quality of the city.

As a result what appears to be a liability to the landlord can be an asset by keeping the tenant put !

Other companies also appear to be the same price. 

How bad is the appearance of those properties? 

@Evan Evans to all saying you can leverage cash for great deals- you can also use lines of credit to close quickly or (at least in Missouri) check the box on the Purchase Agreement that says “not contingent upon financing” to appear as a cash offer.

One of the people in my BP Mastermind Group has just started using Stessa, and as sharing some of their screen shots for measuring 'property performance' which seem pretty useful, but I have not found the equivalent in Rentec Direct so far.Have any of you done a deep comparison of the two and could share some thoughts?

I've talked to many investors whose biggest frustration was purchasing what appeared to be a great deal but having limited professionals to manage and maintenance the property.

Fortunately because of the recent events of the world it appears that many long time owners are starting to consider to sell!