I have a pretty flexible schedule, but wouldn't be able to become a full-time property manager, so I may be looking at hiring one.

It certainly can have a lot less stress and allows you to be more flexible/react quicker.I also agree with your statement regarding training.

They said if can get those, they would be very flexible with any other terms for the remainder of equity.Current roadblocks:However, PITI=~4300 >LTR=~3500 and entry would be high at 15-20% so likely the best exit for this would be to buy creatively, and hold until find a wrap buyer, which I am not familiar with how to quickly find.Other two best alternatives = quick pop and top flip by finishing basement + very light cosmetic rehab/upgrade OR MTR as within 15 min drive to 2 of the biggest hospitals and Atlanta GA, and close to the famous East Lake Gold club which is part of the tour.If you are familiar with structuring hybrid deals, wraps, and/or Atlanta GA markets, please reach out.

If you're taking a DSCR loan you could choose an option with a lower prepayment period if you want the flexibility to refi sooner and don't mind a slightly higher rate in the meantime.

Both the manufacturer, builder, and the bank need to be a little flexible but it really isnt that difficult. 

Good advice except some states don't allow flexibility with the security deposit. 

it can give you more flexibility even without replacing your income entirely - for example, allowing you to work part-time. 

I believe there are high interest bearing amounts that are similar to CD rates but they give you the flexibility of having all the funds available to you immediately.

Key Bank, FLorida flexible lender, HELOCs on second homes and rental properties. 90% LTV on primary.

Given your location and audience, a one-bedroom setup with a spacious living area is recommended for its flexibility and appeal to travel nurses.