I'd reach out to the foreclosing counsel for the lender to double check.  

I need to rebalance my checking account before I can consider paying any bills

I think the best and most realistic way to see if your pricing is in line with the market is to check your competition.

I would highly recommend full background checks and ensure you understand the tenant/landlord laws in regards to approving and denying applications.  

@Jalen Scott I might not get approved with a multi family home for now however I’m definitely getting one in the future when my finances are in check

You set up the loan with the lender: you will need to send them some common things like entity paper work, executed contract, rehab budget, insurance, void check, an application maybe. 

Check out your reviews and the reviews of your competition in the area. 

Even if you live in a Home or one of the Units you can still set the address or other units up on your "Schedule E" and claim the standard deductions.To be totally compliant I would tell you to refinance and transition the property into an Investment property and close it in an LLC.

The issue is, they hold all the cards.They have the guest's payment information and process refunds erroneously all the time.I had a guest complain of a smoke smell the day AFTER they checked out and claimed they never stayed in the apartment because of it.

Are they a pain to service compared to standard machines?