To over-simplify, if lending were as available as potential home-buyers would like it to be home prices would launch into inter-stellar space - well beyond the previously elevated values we saw before the crash - purely due to to supply and demand: supply is restricted as is growth in supply while demand is increasing exponentially. 

As someone said above, a tenant like this, who has money, who has a stellar rental and ownership history, who has a huge network, is so much more valuable to us than one month of forced tenancy, when we are trying to sell the house anyhow.  

I have used them for almost 2 years and he has done a stellar job pricing, timing, upkeep, communication, reports, and has become a resource for me on rental rates and market trends.

They have been stellar for cash flow. 

I did not have any W-2 income so I knew conventional loans were out and my own market back in Colorado was much to expensive to buy with cash and the ROI was less than stellar even if I did.

When the rent goes up $100 *which it inevitably will if you believe in inflation* you have better cashflow by owning three "mediocre cashflow properties" rather than one "stellar cashflow property".

My multi rentals performed stellarly in the great recession.  

From what I know they have a stellar reputation and are nothing more than class and professional and one of their developments in Wichita (The Waterfront) is class A++++++ all the way.  

Stellar idea, @Donovan Adesoro! 

The multi-family househack mentioned above has been a stellar move for many.... but there are many other options.