If I am buying up decent properties for a couple thousand each and then renting them out, would that really necessitate using OPM?

I would say it is on life support because after refi the negative cash flow necessitates extra reserves.

They are supposed to be more likely to have repair parts for in the future where the big-name units are obsoleted necessitating system replacement when a part could fix the problem if it was available.

This necessitates a lawsuit and everything inherent as such.  

In contrast, mid-term rentals have fewer turnovers, resulting in lower operational costs.Less legal and regulatory complexity: Some cities have strict regulations regarding short-term rentals, which may necessitate permits, taxes, and compliance with specific rules.

Not only are there no banks or traditional lenders involved, owner financing doesn’t necessitate an inspection or appraisal unless the buyer wants them.Once a buyer and seller agree to terms, monthly payments are made to the owner-seller according to an agreed-upon amortization schedule.

This necessitates expanding slower than most people would like but it helps to prevent your investments from collapsing.

(Join your local REIA, stay active, and be ready to file your own lawsuit should the situation necessitate it.

That would expose you to the upside there without necessitating you to move/travel there and REALLY get to know the market.

Lingo from title company necessitated multiple emails.I wouldn't consider the above even hiccoughs.