You can either A) Set your liability limits on your rental home's policy to at least $1 million or B) Search around for an umbrella policy that adds $1 million in liability coverage to both of your properties.$1 million in liability is what I recommend to have, but you can certainly go higher (or lower). 

It's generally a good idea to make sure the subject property could rent out as either STR or LTR and still be profitable.That being said, after you do your homework about regulations and the projected performance as an STR, you can determine if your property is set up to compete against the higher performing comps in your sub-market.LTRs are a lot less effort, but STRs, if done right, will not get worn out as quickly as an LTR.

Learning long distance is a great skill set to have.  

When setting up an account with a credit reporting agency, a landlord and property manager will submit a simple credit access application and supporting documentation that proves their need for access."

I'm a developer, landlord, flipper looking for a long-term CPA to work to grow the business by setting the optimal tax strategies in place.

As for paying with certified check, in most counties you only need to pay a deposit; the sheriff should have rules that set the amount of the deposit to be a percentage of the winning bid or a fixed minimum amount, whichever is greater.You determine your maximum bid, and then get checks sufficient to pay that deposit amount based on your maximum bid.

This year I have set a goal to acquire 12 new communities.Currently, we have 8 communities but last year we acquired 4 new communities.A lot of my time is shifting from day-to-day operations to acquisition of new parks.The ways I am going to find these communities are:1.

I need to know what to do to set us up for success and get launched once we close in 30 days.Also wondering how best to maintain the past guests who have stayed at the cabin (there are tons of nearly 5 star reviews, that I doubt I can transfer to us- or can we?)

Our goal is to have her keep the call going as long as she can and set the viewing appointment.

At this stage, I don't think I need to set up an LLC, but I see a lot of people recommending getting an umbrella policy.