The most common practice among landlords is to do a fully furnished summer rental Memorial day to Labor day and Winter rentals to local college kids.

The 1st one was within possible noise concerns with a Navy practice landing field, it didn't know that fact.

If that piece is solid, I’d be curious to look into it myself, maybe even test a unit, because the speed and cost advantages are definitely attractive in today’s construction environment.A couple of thoughts from a practical/operator standpoint:1.

While that isn't as ideal as the seller vacating the property prior to you buying, updating & moving in, it's a good option that can help incentivize the tenant to relocate. 

This is a fairly common practice among condo associations here, but I'm not sure how standardized the language is or if there would be an angle there.  

.• Practice deal analysis until it’s second nature.

The practical reality is that while a 50-year mortgage may offer temporary cash-flow advantages, it sacrifices long-term wealth building.

Everything has learning curve and (short of being born on 3rd base - which I wasn't) there is no shortcut to learning the principles without seeking out and spending time with others who practice and know the formulas.

What really stood out to me in this book is how honest, practical, and entertaining it is.

When I started investing years ago it was common practice in my area to make offers under asking at $50,000+ below list.