It seems to have become policy to make it as difficult as possible to find out that your applicant is a bum.

Insurance and Title Shop around for home insurance companies that best suit your needs and select the insurance company that provides the amount of coverage for your home owner’s insurance policy.

@Sunir Manandhar1) I mostly mean by landlords although I am not educated on SF's city policies so I can't speak to that.

Big safety concern in those rooms.

Just curious what the max everybody here who has done it before would recommend I put towards a down payment and how much I should keep as a safety net. 

I try to boost My posts on Facebook and it’s been denied for violating their policies.

A well established full house management will do at least the following: guest communication, house inspections to check cleaning and that nothing is missing, claim support IF there are issues, guest screening and “party prevention”, restocking of supplies, coordination for maintenance, safety and security of the house, work with you on city regulations, dynamic pricing, manage the listing online, cleaning management, monthly reports there is a lot ... but there are great STR management companies out there providing a ton of value.

https://www.upcounsel.com/how-...That will likely take years to get through court and rack up 5 figures in legal fees.You could file a claim against the agent's E&O policy, but you will have to prove your numbers and damages. 

HOA probably has a master insurance policy, and lender will want to be named and see how much coverage.You don't need an attorney to write the letter.

There are multiple “safeties” (contingencies) in real estate contracts to protect buyers, and they are there for a reason.