Calling frequently and being respectful when you do so goes a LONG way to speeding things up.

It's a loophole, and it will eventually close, everywhere.Any property I buy going forward that I plan to hold long term I will only buy in areas that are already extremely strictly regulated for STRs. 

So, any small errors if they exist are likely caught then because we are all looking at the document and discussing each section. 

I used to rent by the room in UCF area, but long term rentals are less work. 

Thats going to determine some of the decision making I'd think - you could always partially pay down the loan to achieve cash flow or breakeven or even a little relief - could be the best move if you think the property is well located and an otherwise good long term investment

I want to share an application of this strategy that can help when moving parents into a long-term care facility, particularly in high-value real estate markets like California and Hawaii.Here’s a simplified plan:1.

That's a decent area over there in Euclid / South Euclid, definitely not a D neighborhood, so as long as the property is in decent shape, you really should have no problem renting it out. 

We are planning to manage it ourselves.We would live close by.I am currently reading and watching everything I can about landlording. 

BiggerPockets is an amazing platform and inspired me further to dive into long-term rental idea.

Since our investments are currently elsewhere due to the price of things locally, we are not networked with investors or other local landlords..