All I did was provide a little push-back to get to get clarification, and Steven swept in pretending to be a knight in shining honor.

So many people in the community, gurus, or people on social media pretend like they have the secret sauce to making it happen.

Probably the best way to do that is to pretend you don’t have it for a year.

Owners also want to pretend that it takes the same amount of time & expertise to manage any Class of property/tenant - when common sense dictates that lower-demographic properties/tenants have more tenant screening, maintenance and rent collection challenges (to name a few).Also, most owners really don't value their own time!

I do not want to pretend there are no risks, just want to know what my risks are. 

But no, speak nothing of this....... pretend all is a-ok....... 

The biggest red flag is that the potential tenant isn't even good at potential fraud.Do a thorough background check to make sure they're not just giving you some nonsense or friends to pretend they're employed. 

Being an insider, you know that, and trying to pretend otherwise is exactly how these advisors are coached to position themselves. 

Alexander, lets pretend you took Nat and Jays advice.

You can have a couple of 30-day stays provided that your annual average is kept at 7 or less.What you cannot do is put someone in for a month and pretend that it was four consecutive 7-day stays.