My question is, “how could I keep consistent money coming in as I grow my newly formed business?”

That's how you get solid leads - great marketing and consistency. 

I have found 1BR and studios in my market consistently have tenants that do not stay in the unit as long. 

If short term rentals are legal, it can be doubly profitable.As far as running a short-term rental while holding down a full-time job, it's not a problem, you just need to develop systems for dealing with guest communication, TURNOVER and any unexpected emergencies.

Hard to see the downside to this if the numbers work with the current income, assuming it's consistent and not depending on the same families coming year in and out due to the relationship with the host.

@Rene Smith I have been investing in real estate throughout Indiana for 20+ years and have seen a consistent return on investment of 10%+ annually with my rental portfolio.

I recently acquired a 6 plex in Mesa, AZ that consists of small studios and 1Bed/2bed units. 

What's more concerning is that I actually had to fire Renter's Warehouse in December because they were awful about managing the property - bad communication with both me and the tenants, bad service request performance, lack of detail on service costs.

Data inside the Blockchain is protected by a cryptographic hash function making it immutable.The systems and the critical parties involved would be able to communicate in real time.

My biggest struggle is that I am OCD about timelines and communication....dealing with lenders, escrow officers, other brokers and sometimes clients that ignore timelines and communications brings me a lot of daily frustration.