I wanted to see what the frequency you could get the Fannie/Freddie second home/vacation loans with 10% down. 

On the other hand, if there’s an exterior door that leads them directly into their basement room, then they can come and go as they please without disturbing anyone else in the house.Moderately important: each room is single occupancy, and there are rules about the frequency of guests.

Or conversely, if you're a travel nurse do you expect a cleaner to be sent out a certain frequency?

I'm not sure about your travel, as it'd depend on the frequency and price of it.

This depends on many factors, including the frequency of flipping transactions done by your Solo 401k.

You should increase your frequency and/or refine your list!

It's been quite a while since I visited BP with any frequency.

Hi @Aaron Jones,Here it is, directly from Fannie Mae (which for the record is not "the government" in the way you are thinking):Variable IncomeAll income that is calculated by an averaging method must be reviewed to assess the borrower’s history of receipt, the frequency of payment, and the trending of the amount of income being received.

This might include things like intent at the time of purchase, time held, whether a property was marketed for sale, frequency of such transactions, whether you are personally flipping houses separate from the plan, etc.If your IRA is flipping properties on a regular basis, then you will surely want to speak with your licensed tax advisor to be sure you understand the ramifications of UBIT taxation, and whether this tax on the gains from flipping will still leave your IRA with better returns than other options, or if you might need to look at different strategies for the IRA such as long term rentals or hard money lending.

The bigger issue may be the frequency of visits, so unless it is on your way to work or something, you may be driving there alot (in the snow of course)...On hiring it out: It might be ideal is to find someone who already does the neighboring multiplexes (and does it well).