Each space is approximately 300 sq ft and are single rooms with a 3/4 bath.We tested the response and it would be no problem getting tenants/room mates in the spaces at about $1,500 each. 

If AirBNB realizes you have a bogus unit up for testing the market there may be consequences as well.

I agree with @J Scott that your margins are already sounding pretty slim even without a complete picture.

Take home message is that this is highly contagious, is contagious for several days before the patient is showing symptoms, that patients can be ill and NOT have fever for at least the first six days of illness, and that the blood test for coronavirus may very well not detect it, although apparently nasal and oral swabs do detect it. 

If selling the property to a buyer that also plans to live in the property he also offers an MLO service to handle any disclosures or ability to repay test that might apply under the Dodd Frank Act. 

In these I was testing out what it would take to make a deal work in Southern California, because I would rather buy close to where I live.

The Broker also sent me down for a two day crash course in Lincoln before taking my test, that I think was the most helpful. 

Your chances of getting "caught" for renting a room to a person in your home is slim-to-none, but if that person would make a complaint to L&I or would need to be formally evicted, you will want to have the rental license.

We view this first deal as almost a "test" of how hands on we want to be in future deals.

I'm all about scale, but you need to stress test your situation and ensure you can handle a few bumps that inevitably will arise in this line of work.