@Kallie Krammes, lots of good nuggets above.You may also ask to review their rental applications. 

Once the questions get tougher to find answers to, it may be time to start learning through action.My real estate agent aquaintance has been sending me listing to review, so this is a good place to start.

I understand you wanting to keep people from messing with the temp, but I think you are setting yourself up for some 3 star reviews.

Then they will review what is in the lease for default provisions and bankruptcy clauses.There is no clear cut answer it often comes down to a gut call between landlord and tenant as to how they work out a possible exit.

I think Airbnb's biggest assets were hosts, their motivation to build long term positive reviews, 5 stars, etc... and reputation, that he destroyed.As for looking to build a 3rd platform after airbnb/vrbo, No, I don't believe that's the issue despite all the imperfection.

I only look online to check their reviews and see if they have pictures of their work.

I'll give you a business recommendation, not legal counsel.You should only get legal council from an attorney.I'd do the following: If available review the record of the non-paying tenant before the COVID lockdown.

We use the 10/10/10 method10% down, ten year loan and interest rate 9.9%**check with attorney and usury laws in state for max interest rate allowedNote: make sure to review with your cpa on how to handle the interest payments, depending on how they determine it may be taxed as ordinary income.Feel free touch base offline if more questions

Do I review each section of the lease with the tenant? 

Better Business Bureau reviews, etc.).2.