You should find dozens of agreements online from a Google search that you can download.Copy and paste the parts that you like from each of them, then blend all the bits and pieces together, so they flow properly.Then take it to an experienced REAL ESTATE attorney to review for legal compliance and offer suggestions.Ongoing you can update as you encounter new issues you want to incorporate.

I assure you, if you do this long enough or scale up this will be far from the last time you will deal with this issue.Happy Landlording!

The loan servicer will likely do the bare minimum required by law, which I believe is somewhere in between "request proof of death and inheritance" on one end, and possibly "do nothing" on the other, depending on what compliance lawyer you ask.

Hey Eric,About 4 years ago SF passed a law requiring short-term rental Platforms to register all hosts and their rental property with the city, who'd be monitoring their compliance with these new short-term rental restrictions  (must be renting primary residence of min 6 months out of the year; must rent primary residence/room in residence for max 90 days out of the year). 

Local real estate to me is as sure of a thing as you will get.  

Scopes in my experience are very helpful to assure the work is completed exactly how the client / home owner desires.

That way, you can rest assured that your investment is sound!

It sounds like they will provide the tax compliance or preparation work for you, but my hunch is they will not include planning for free which is where the real value is. 

We have teams of people who's only job is contract updates and compliance, armies of attorneys updating contracts and reviewing things to keep everything maximized.

You could also go after one of the online portals that their compliance allows them to advertise to the general public.The tone of your post seems like you would be inclined to chase returns when in fact you should be seeking safety and preservation of your capital.