Your goal should always be to achieve the "super host" status with Airbnb.

So to negate my risks, I got my short term license made sure it all legal, got a little extra insurance policy, any of furniture and decorations I bought I'm sure I can sell if need, and I'm currently looking at different software packages/ platforms that I can host the property on the various channels (VRBO, Booking.com, Expedia, etc) to get a more exposure.

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List of 50  Tenant Management Software Products rated, hosting by Finances Online - my guess they make money by affiliates:https://financesonline.com/property-management/Be nice if they had a table that shows the cost listing all the software. $30 per unit for one of them per year, Appfolio would be minimum $250 per month.

Lower income tenants come with a host of issues and problems and takes special managing to keep them on top of paying the rent.

@Alex Whittow I'm the host of the Durango multifamily meetup, which I saw you signed up for.

I don't want to say it's totally a breeze and just works on autopilot like some influencers will claim, but it's really not that bad and depending on your projected revenue it can save you a ton of money since your management fees come out of revenue, not just profit.If you are dead set on not doing it yourself then I would recommend a smaller, more boutique style PM or co-host that sticks to only a handful of properties. 

They host an enormous meetup down there.

@Jimmy Elbert the ferri wheel host meet ups once a month downtown

I host one in West Chester, PA.