Some examples include: (1) finding a good insurance agent and getting comprehensive policies; (2) placing your money into accounts that creditors will struggle to touch no matter what (e.g. 401k accounts); (3) utilizing other asset-protection strategies for your loved ones. 

My only other thoughts is to find a small local bank and tell them what you are looking for in a business account and see if they can accommodate. 

I just see a bright future here with the trail system and many service accommodation options for houses you want hold long term. 

However, some lenders are going to have strict requirements & guidelines while others can be more forgiving & accommodating .... particularly if you're wanting to buy a fixer upper and use a combination of the pulled equity along with a small renovation  loan. 

It's crucial to conduct a comprehensive inspection of the property, carefully evaluating the state of the roof, plumbing, electrical systems, and overall structural integrity.

Fortune is often less than accommodating, to say the least.

For example, some of them have more comprehensive accounting features and others focus more on tenant management.

I agree, it will always be a risky business but if the numbers make sense and you accommodate for extra losses it can turn into great profit.If you’ve ever considered investing out of state , feel free to reach it would be great to talk about possible opportunities 2107091024

Our lease has a clause limiting the duration of guest stays in any year and spells out the additional rent for staying beyond that limit.However, if the tenant had a new child and their parents were coming to help with the transition, I would be reasonably accommodating.  6 months might push my desire to be accommodating, but for a good tenant I would let it slide.If I found out as late in the guest stay as you have, I would discuss the need for better communication and call it an opportunity to educate the tenant on my expectations.Good luck

Right we are trying to get long term or mid term rental style to accommodate more people.