Remember no lender wants to own your property, we are not in the business of reselling real estate.

My personal house, no way would I STR it at all.

I work with investors and do STR/house hacking here.

I personally don't work with clients in Canada but would highly recommend someone who works with clients in Canada and US.

Networking with like-minded people is definitely key, and you’re in the right place.I’ve worked with investors all over the country, including Cleveland, and I can tell you that market is ripe with potential, especially for cash-flow properties.

To get started, consider VA loans, which offer 0% down and no PMI, and house hacking, which involves buying a duplex or triplex and renting out the others.

So I think you should try and sell it the way it is.I will say after much study and chatting with a dozen lender, no one will lend more than comps show on a working STR vs a standard home.So list the house as a house and then work out a deal on the furnishings etc.

Hi Nick,I'm by no means an expert on South Bend, but I'm fairly familiar with it.

An Attorney might tell you each LLC needs there own and an account might say they can all be in one because they are both looking at it from different angles.It's best to work with your attorney and accountant together to come up with a plan that everyone is comfortable with, you most importantly.I would echo @Errol Graham.

Agreed, if the rent the tenants are paying works for you (i.e. on or close to market value) then it can be very much a positive.If they are paying under current rates then that's more of an issue.