Hey Cody,No I want to buy and hold and get some rentals under my belt. trying to find my next one actually, wholesaler has a few in Spokane but I don’t feel like I want to deal with Washington politics lolI have rehab experience as well and all tools. 

Also, if the Land is owned in a Corp or LLC it may be a problem to cover it though your Homeowners. 

In his State of the Union speech (don’t worry not getting political here) last week, the President made 2 housing-related proposals: First, a $10,000 tax credit to middle-class, first-time homebuyers, given over two years.

Are there websites specifically for travel nurses and corporate housing (finance, technology companies, etc)?

San Francisco has a number of hospitals for travel nurses and other medical workers and probably corporate professionals who travel there.

This strategy is great, but it fluctuates depending on the time of year, you probably won't live for free because it is more challenging since you are only Airbnbing a small space or basement unit.4) MTR - this is a good in between style of creative strategies since you can furnish a place nicely that would rent out on Airbnb but you want a long-term high quality tenant like a travel nurse or corporate rental that stay for 2-3 months vs. under 30 days for most Airbnbs.Combining strategies is the best way to go, ideally, you would find a property with a separate entrance or walkout basement, live upstairs in the one of the bedrooms, rent out the other upstairs rooms and STR/MTR/LTR the bottom unit.

(WI taxes on my corporate income, concerns from my employers perspective, etc.)Scenario 1: Request my employer mark my work location as 'Remote'. 

My only concern is:  do you think its sort of pierces the corporate  veil though?

I beat a corporate cash offer by matching and adding $5k.

I don't know if this is common in most politically blue states, but I heard a lawyer from Los Angeles once say this (from his experience with SoCal judges): the failure of a tenant to procure renter's insurance will not alone constitute sufficient grounds for eviction under a lease agreement.