Have a trusted independent hazard insurance broker that doesn't require a year paid upfront.Have an inspection that can ALSO be used for county/city planning to okay health and safety codes.

In that case, I suggest talking with a short-term rental lender and figuring out their requirements before you get into a tricky situation down the road and cannot secure financing for this. 

Incorporating technology into the process increases efficiency and precision and allows for deeper insight.Prior to implementing the new technology, a cost segregation study would require professionals to spend much time going over the architectural blueprints and conducting extremely thorough site visits in order to be able to classify the assets into the correct category.

DSCR may be a good idea, but some lenders require that you have a years worth of “investing experience”.

If she refuses to sign, then make a note that you presented it and she rejected it, then hand her the 3-day Pay or Quit (or whatever your state requires) and start the eviction clock.If this is your first time, it's best to hire an attorney and do it right.

It encompasses a variety of practices designed to minimize environmental impact and maintenance requirements.

As part of your due diligence under the sales contract you will require estoppel forms signed where they attest to the status of the rental agreement.

Overall, my thought is that our current home is not an ideal rental - it's big, the pool requires constant maintenance, the yard requires regular attention/landscaping but I could be wrong. 

As such existing properties are often grandfathered in with their existing footprint, even if current zoning would require a smaller one due to lot size.

Hello again – Does anyone know if we are required to keep our unused, decommissioned septic tank in the ground instead of having it removed?