We just had it happen on one of our properties just outside Portland as well.They typically have an appeal process, so you could try that, but you definitely need supporting evidence as to why they assessed your property too high.

They will hold the IRA that holds the LLC, but they cannot providing meaningful support around your use of the LLC by rule.  

This will tell you the law of the land and if a residential use will be supported (allowed).

I’ve had great experience with airbnb customer support and they should be able to provide an explanation for you.

But if the market rents for long term rentals don't support the returns you would like to see then I think exploring things like traveling nurse or furnished rentals are worth considering. 

I am using Index Universal Life to fund my real estate investments.

They all have their own perks and benefits but what I am looking for most as a new agent is adequate training and support to insure I achieve sustained success and do not fizzle out in my first year like the 90% of realtors they mention so often in school.

That alone should justify the market price of the property, and then it is on the appraiser to find comps that support the clear market price.Back to Nick's comment, you are likely to be risking your earnest if you accept those terms and can't cover the difference.  

Make sure their is enough demand for this market to support owning rentals. 3.

Our lender does not do this as they are not a RE lender and have issues releasing as the business we started does not have earnings to support the case.