It’s probably a better deal to buy an umbrella policy and lower the building liability to 300 or $500k (whichever is required by the umbrella company).You are more likely to hurt someone personally than your building is. 

I haven't had a great experience with my property management company and they've quoted ~$60k to bring the property back to rental condition.

The only push back tends to be lack of storage and parking.

Their insurance company will fight it to the death.The landlord has no reason to believe that the design is faulty and could injure someone.

If you need someone to talk to about this, I can give you the contact of my title company who can give you better insight.

Are your draw inspections performed in-house or by an outside inspection company?

Could also hire a good STR company that can market the property better, price strategically, and offer better guest experience since the owner emotions are moved, which in turn ups the revenue. 

Hello,Have hired a property management company 1 year back .

Hi all- We closed on our first STR literally one week ago and today I was informed by my insurance agent that our homeowners insurance company cancelled our coverage because in their words "A HOME/DWELLING RENTED LESS THAN WEEKLY IS INELIGIBLE FOR COVERAGE."

If you're looking on Furnished Finder (which tends to be one of the most popular sites for traveling nurses), gauging how frequently the properties are booked or past bookings can be difficult as Furnished Finder provides you leads and then you book (set up lease, etc) with the your renters directly (see FF FAQs).