@Alexaundra McCormick I'd check with the Assessor and see what their policy is.

Use part of it as a deposit and keep some for a safety net?

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Here are the terms and fees:  12% - 14% interest only payments3 to 5 points origination (depends on location)Appraisal Fee: $425 – $550 (dependent upon location and independent appraiser’s fee)Inspection Fee: $100 - $150 / inspectionLoan Documents: $475Loan Admin Fee: $500Credit Report Fee: $30 ($35 for Joint)Flood Certificate Fee: $15Monthly Servicing Fee: $15 A mortgagee’s title policy is required.An insurance policy is required on all loans for the term of the loan.Up to 70% of the After Repaired Value (excluding points & fees), not to exceed 100% of cost.6 month term3 month optional extension (extension fees may apply)While these fees can be significant on the front end, it can save you money on the back end.

If you are looking to improve security with cameras (and I wouldn't just rely on the Ring for this) then just be sure you are not pointing any cameras in the home, do not record ANY audio and I used to actually note in my check in instructions that there were cameras for the guest and homes safety so they were not surprised when the arrived.  

@Ron Fiscus & @John Chapman I have several clients who self insure on the property, but keep a General Liability policy in place.Last one I structured had 60 singles, average values around $45k. 

It appears they worry that short term orders during COVID-19 (moratorium on rent increases, evictions) could grow into long term policy.

For example, are their differences in policies guiding property taxes?

What is your late rent policy?

Make sure there's a lease break policy in the future if you don't have one now.