@Brian L. your expertise and ability to stoop down and help out the little guys is beyond ,my comprehension !

If that was the comprehension by anyone, then I must apologize.  

Wouldn't this reduce the aggregate risks associated by individual economies if some sort of comprehensive, inclusive, and equitable system is proposed?

The idea was to accommodate the rapid increase of financial district workers in the growing crop of skyscrapers downtown.The blocky tower was to have a white brick top with a gold cap, illuminated at night.

Prepare a comprehensive Proforma.

You can reset expectations, but it takes some work.When we make changes to the rental agreement to accommodate a need of the tenant, we add something for us, like more rent.

So I am creating a comprehensive spreadsheet that I can easily plug basic numbers into, (Will share once complete) including all STR specific expenses, but I have ran into some trouble when putting an equation together to churn out a reliable P&I number. 

To do:Find a third party payee company to ensure seller/buyer makes payments, pays taxes and insurance.Seller keeps insurance policy and changes it to accommodate renters.Buyer responsible for repairs.Seller is protected by the 8k interest buyer has when they make repairs.

Now I'm leveraging the fact that I'm living in Da Nang and I know what travelers and expats like myself want when it comes to accommodations.

@Caleb Heimsoth explained why it is not always the best fit, and I agree with him, too.Because of that, some tax firms accommodate both models.