It’s nice to see 4-5 guys fly in at 6am and walk in to a finished house with dry paint by 3-4pm.

These rubber seals dry out over time and crack causing leaks.

The mileage rules aren't as cut and dry for landlords as they are for people who have a regular W-2, office job.

If it 'fails' or would be excessively expensive to repair, you can just back out at that point and forfeit your EMD.

The LTR's have picked up after a long dry spell.

You may also be able to purchase excess coverage above that.3. regardless of how the property is insured, pay attention to the Loss or Rents or Business Income coverage to make sure the amount is adequate to cover the rents.  

(This is a general statement not market specific) Condos have a lot more to deal with that TH/Apt, these two are pretty cut and dry compared to Condos. 

It isn’t as cut and dry as you are asking. 

I also know some folks that do get a job but will excessively spend their money which makes them just live day to day. 

Guests can sometimes pull a fast one and get a refund, leaving you high and dry.