The LLC is the business structure most use when investing in STRs.If you're extra worried about liability you could split the 3 properties into 3 LLCs but to me this seems like a situation of "If it ain't broke don't fix it"

I'm sure it is in everyone's best interest to be doing business with as much knowledge as possible.Setup a phone call with them, I'm sure they will be more than happy to talk with you.

Have you reached out to friends, local groups, businesses, schools, hospitals, etc. telling them about your rental and the special promotion you are offering to their members?

They care about the occupancy and financials a lot. 4. if you are going to run a owner occupied business out of the property such as adult care facility and you are considered 51% owner occupied you can do 20% down and really good rates. 

I can speak to two of the ME mountains - I prefer the areas around Sugarloaf and Saddleback mountains since you also have the lakes there (Rangeley Lake and Flagstaff Lake) which drive more consistent business in the summer months as well.

The IRS will not allow you to pay yourself to manage your own property regardless of how creative you get setting up your business entities.

Hey Gregory - we do a lot of business with the rent by the room model in South Atlanta (College Park, Riverdale, Jonesboro).

The business and law portion should be the same for the general contractors exam.

I haven’t been shy about my disdain for many Realtors in this business.

Which means your RE is more of a full time job/business rather than a (passive) investment.