If the LLC doesn't own the property it would either need to be contracted to manage the property which may depending on the state require it to be a real estate brokerage, OR you could lease the property to the LLC and then the LLC could sublease the property to a tenant.

Yeah I guess youre ight,  I was just trying to get more information on the banking aspect and finding title company...and boots on the ground...just want to make sure I'm following all legal requirements.

But you can find a lender who will will not require 6 months seasoning if you are the sole member of the LLC.

If the STR strategy is the only strategy that makes the property pencil, be sure to purchase in a market where the use is allowed, the use requirements is protected by the permitting and licensing and the permissions are transferable through a sale.

In New York, there are also requirements for contractors that you use.

The Best Ever Syndication Book by Joe Fairless and The Hands Off Investor by Brian Burke.If you want to be an LP, you need to have the financial wherewithal, so focusing on being a highly successful realtor would be the first start, so you have money to invest (and many require you to be Accredited, but not all).  

I noticed on the utility allowance sheet that there was a line item for "air conditioning" which required to be specified as being paid for either by the landlord or the tenant.

@Kayla Prange- thanks ...if you are  planning to use  cash to  acquire - great ....if you will need to use a loan to acquire the  property :  1) make sure you are  fully  pre approved  so you are  understanding all the numbers and   required   cash needed and  present rates / fees 2) ask  your lender if they can accept STR  as not all lenders will  3) ask  the lender if the  size of the  property  will be OK  (  this might depend on if appraiser has  decent recent sales  comps to  use in the appraisal  report 

Navigating the uncertain long-term impact of Operation Lone Star requires a strategic approach, balancing risks and rewards.The Texas real estate market, especially in border areas, is set to experience dynamic changes.

In Colorado Springs, for instance, the law requires that any vacation rental (excepting for a few pockets here and there) be your primary residence, but they do have a limited exception for military members deploying overseas.