You have enough money to furnish a property *fully*, and (this is vital) you have enough money to hold in reserves if/when things don't go perfectly, but you don't have enough to put down a 20-25% down payment to own.

@Cory Vitale @Max Emory Thank you both for your detailed replies and all the great advice! 

If you are good at managing a budget I think this is fine.I agree, especially somewhere that is barely habitable those other 6 months, which describes the UP of Michigan quite well.

One distinction that has not been brought up, a legitimate service animal is there to provide some vital service for it's handler therefore is never left home alone while everyone goes out shopping, dinner or sight seeing.  

Make a habit of checking your competitor's listings periodically and when it makes sense for you, make upgrades and listing updates.

Tenant stipulates, represents, and warrants that Tenant has visually examined the Premises, and that it is, at the time of this Lease, in good order, repair, and in a safe, clean, and habitable condition.

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I can quickly pull up every property I have a lead on and see all of the vital information.Everyone should call their local tax assessor's site and just ask if there is a subscription and how much it is.

It's vital to align your investments with investors who not only have the money but also vibe with your core values.

I’ve gotten in the habit of offering cash with few or no contingencies then refinancing after closing/ seasoning period.