I would also not keep the cameras when a tenant moves in, not sure if that's allowed but even if it is that would be weird and scare off people.

I am about to close on my first STR in Panama City Beach, and would like to try and get people in there for the winter months to help cover the costs and lessen the maintenance burden. 

I've been in law enforcement on some level for more than three decades and one thing I've learned over the years is that the people that turn out to be the criminals are not always who you would expect.

Most of these are a standard SFH residential loan, but for business purposes so they normally require a 20% down.Not as easy to get, but there are 10% down 2nd home loans that people, including myself, have gotten in the past.Comps are based on SFH sales, unless you are buying Multifamily of 5 or more doors.

Tell the people you interview the address or just the area and the property details (so they don't look up current rental info.)

If you did find someone who would do it, you would get crippled by the fees.The majority of people who do low to no money down deals are people who already have money.

That should be your focus.Personally if you have one mortgage already that is negative cashflow I would be hesitant to buy rright now, especially in canada where from reports their housing situation for pricing is far worse than the US on affordability and just like US, people think prices can only go in one direction but reality is they are moving in the opposite direction.

Do you help people find depositors that understand the Solo K?

For example, with 25% down what are people getting after all expenses are paid? 

I believe a lot of other people are asking themselves the same question right now and are sitting on the sidelines.