Not only will you save thousands of $$, you will have control over what is going on and avoid getting taken advantage of.This can also impact tax benefits.  

(Confusing we know, this means that not only does the customer stay for 7 days or less on avg. they also don't come back multiple times during the year for separate trips and these stays add up to > 30 days -> Trip one: 7 days, Trip two: 7 days, etc.)Personal use of the property of 15 days or more OR more than 10% of the total rental days will cause the property to become a residence.

If multiple travel nurses are telling you that the price you want is outside their budget, then the MTR market may not be the right place for you.

I'm on a completely different angle of this.I think you should have way more reserves than the average BPer, especially if you have multiple units.

Once you have multiple crews going at once, labor costs can get out of hand very easily.

These loans often have more straightforward qualification requirements for investors with multiple properties but may have slightly higher rates.Cash-Out Refinance on Your Single-Family Rentals: If each has around $70k in equity, a cash-out refinance could provide some capital for the down payment, renovation costs, or even help you buy the 4-plex outright.FHA 203(k) or Conventional rehab loan: If you’re planning to occupy one of the units as a primary, FHA’s 203(k) loan or a conventional renovation loan could help with purchase and rehab costs at lower interest ratesPortfolio Loan: Some local banks may offer portfolio loans for investors with multiple properties.

After multiple promises of catching up on rent, they are now 3 months behind.

This is contradictory from what I see locally and what I have been told by multiple national lenders. 

If multiple choice isn't your thing. ☺ 

We focused on high-impact areas such as kitchen and bathroom updates, as well as improving curb appeal.