Schedule a "regular and routine" property inspection. 

I have two rental properties (both 30+ years old) and budget separately for the big ticket items (like heaters based on their age), and then provide for a specific sum or % for 'routine' maintenance. 

When it comes to repairs, here are a few of the most common for rental properties: Repainting Gutters Leaks Plastering Broken windows Minor roof repairsSimilar things are present when it comes to maintenance: weatherproofing, heat, water, electricity, clean premises, etc.By following simple procedures and conducting a regular inspection can help maintain the value of your property and keep the tenants safe.What are some other items you would look for during you routine property inspections?

I routinely buy and refi all my cash out in Gulfport and Biloxi. very easily done.

Just my luck, I would be describing a potential pie-in-the-sky idea that raises eyebrows and merits a bit of extra attention or scrutiny.Through some more googling, finding a somewhat relevant blog post from 2016, and cold calling this afternoon, I got in touch with an attorney who does zoning and real estate, and he was able to help me make sense of the code and how it applies to my situation. 

If the lease satisfies the criteria, they routinely push these through. https://multifamily.fanniemae....

Set up a weekly routine for reviewing the property.

If you're going the umbrella insurance route, make sure it will cover you for several things including just the routine slip and fall (like mold or earthquake).

Should I just make driving for dollars part of my weekly routine?

Then, I would rent out rooms individually for higher cash floor vs the standard one-family for one house routine?