Just shop around probably small local bank credit union as many may not have loan size adjusters. 

And I can look over all systems as much as is indicated.I bet if you figure out the time and $$ spent on an average LTR turn-around, it almost equals out when you look at all of these factors......Plus you get the 3 - 5 times income from a well run STR.... :-) 

Bet not! 

Ultimately, people will do what they want on reviews but if you're eager to get started, being honest about what people are getting and adjusting the price to reflect that will likely yield higher reviews than an unpleasant surprise. 

If you change the vesting to LLC without permission the lender has the right to call the loan, your fire/hazard insurance won't match, and is considered a sale so property taxes adjust up.

@Dan TurkelThe correct way to do it.You record an 'adjusting journal entry' for your PM transactions that indicate what the PM mentions in their monthly PM Report.The net amount owed to you is either ' Due from PM' or 'Due to PM'.When you receive the payment from your PM, it updates the Due to / Due From account.Example - A monthly PM company reporting $1000 of rental income and $100 of PM FeesDue from PM - $900PM Fee - $100               Rental Income               $1000Cash           900               Due From PM                  $900Difficult for most non-accountants to understand.best of luck

Everyone seems to be advising you to adjust to suit the tenant's desires.

That’s the best bet.

Meaning, a loan that might be on a 20 year amortization that every 5 years will either have the interest rate adjusted or that they may not renew the loan and call it due. 

@Remington Lyman thanks for mentioning that, I will adjust accordingly.