Hi Kenny, I have found a potential private money lender to lend me 20% of purchase price for down payment.

Here are some considerations and potential aspects associated with this unique funding approach:1.

Its the business.Basically when I enter a new market, I fly in, meet all the potential property managers, learn the landlord basics, and find the labor as needed with the local agents/property managers to help me with snags. 

It's great that you have the deal under contract, especially one that appears to have solid income potential.

That and the potential sloping of the yard outside sometimes needs re graded to help stop any water from getting in.

I think the better bet is seeing if your local realtor association has a vendor that builds websites for it's members at a good rate and then invest some time into your own SEO. 

Additionally, alternative approaches for portfolio growth include partnering with other investors, exploring alternative asset classes like REITs or crowdfunding, and focusing on value-add properties with potential for improvement.

There is also a strong networking of Private Money Lenders at these type of events, which do make building that potential network of funding possible, too.

The potential tenants for a furnished rental also likely want all the trappings of a home, including kitchenware items.We run a few midterm furnished rentals in Denver and Colorado Springs, and they're all people who want a fully-ready home.

Thanks @Bradley BuxtonI have done very cursory investigation of the Tahoe areas, but my understanding is that it is not very friendly to STR investment (e.g. limited permits and the potential of completely banning STR's).I currently have property in a mountain resort town that is close(ish) to a metro area so we have lots of WFH employees, but it appears that the market is drying up due to RTO policies.