Use a professional that buys the right furnishings (nice, but not too nice), and a design company that knows and specializes in STR's.

Looking forward to soaking up knowledge, sharing experiences, and maybe even providing a laugh or two.

Before making any decisions, review the information provided by San Francisco's Office of Short-Term Rentals website, consult with local experts such as real estate agents or property management companies that specialize in STR.

Here are some additional strategies you might find helpful:Review Assessment Details: Carefully review the assessment details provided by the assessor's office.

It sounds like your parents provided you a loan and do not own the property.The gain will be allocated to the person who owns the property(The one on title).

Educate yourself on every important aspect of the field or industry you’re getting into and especially the product or service you’re selling/providing.

To create leases, Rocket Lawyer or LegalZoom provide customizable templates compliant with Ohio laws.Also, check out the "Real Estate Rookie" podcast for a great episode on tenant screening, which can provide more detailed insights.Joining local real estate groups can also offer valuable insights and networking opportunities.

can you give me a rundown onf the type of info it provides?

or have the current seller provide said info. with proof of payment and or renters insurance, turnover of security deposit & first months rent which my attorney will also be collecting, With it being such a quick turn-around with their current lease expiring I want to have as much lined up as I can and be the most prepared I possibly can.Currently Still in the process of bulletproofing the new lease along with the operating and reserves accounts & setting up account/property management software.

I would reach out to an attorney who specializes in this kind of stuff.