Yeah I agree that a hot plate and is sufficient for it as an Airbnb, that's what we've been doing for years, but we're trying to transition to a rental, and I'm thinking that long-term tenants have different needs. 

It's awesome that you're transitioning into multifamily. 

The CFPB recently put in the following rules for foreclosures to commence which will extend the process.CFPB Issues Rules to Facilitate Smooth Transition as Federal Foreclosure Protections Expire | Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (consumerfinance.gov)Most of these 2.2 million homes in forbearance at this time have equity and many will end up hitting the market rather than making it to active foreclosure or short sale.

You said they missed it during the transition, if that's the case why do you have to eat it?  

that might have some details on how the transition is supposed to go.- If you have presented the current tenant with a lease and they have not signed, There are a couple ways to handle it.1) give them some more time and communicate a date you need a response.2) continue to give them notice per your local laws to go in and change locks/do the work you need to. 

Purchase price: $285,000 Cash invested: $15,000 This was my first residential investment that's starting as a house hack and will transition to fully leased rent by the room at the end of 2021.

We are wanting to begin with with wholesaling then transition into fix & flips over time.

Just trying to figure out how much information the neighbors need for me (if any) to have the smoothest transition possible to str.

Once you hit that number, transition. 

It's been 7 years since I've had a real job and I'm currently transitioning from residential rentals to commercial.