I would say check local regulations and permitting for short-term rentals.

They are regulated in the same fashion as big banks and brokerages.I suspect  anything you may see that is referring to "scammy" activity involves an investment provider recommending the us of a self-directed IRA to participate in their "opportunity". 

Hi All,So as I’ve been reading the BRRRR book, listening to podcasts and researching/practicing analyzing deals every day, I can’t help but think about how you will know what a rehab might cost.

2) Are there any Ohio specific regulations I need to be aware of?

That said, I still wonder whether there are "better" practice out there that will help "trust but verify", and could help me scale up as the portfolio grows.  

They indicated that in other parts of the world it is a requirement that the full price be displayed, as in the EU it was considered to be a deceptive practice.

One of the main components I would like to include is education; notifications in legislative changes and what private landlords need to know in regards to State regulations, in real-time.My question for you is: have you used any digital application to organize your business and if so, what did you like/dislike about it?

It sleeps 14 guests, which is in line with Destin's regulations.

I just want to make sure that this is a normal practice and I am not being scammed.

I'm wondering how practical this idea is for me.