We intend on doing 6-12 month furnished leases due to the neighborhood it's in. 

I’m aiming for a single family, 3-4 Bedroom, 1.5-2 bath home in a nice neighborhood with a two car garage for my buy box.

Because property management is very nuanced and detail oriented and *highly specific* to the location (down to the neighborhood), property type, market condition, expectation of landlord, available local resources, etc., etc., etc.

State and local municipalities have an ever-growing demand by non-landlord homeowners to reduce or eradicate STR's in their neighborhoods.

We looked at a very nice 4br 2 1/2 bath in my neighborhood listed at 420k.

Research the neighborhoods you're interested in to identify areas with growth potential, strong rental demand, and favorable appreciation trends.Financial ImpactCash Flow Analysis:Perform a cash flow analysis for both scenarios.

What neighborhood grade is this?

utm_campaign=androidappmessage&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=txtshareI think that unique properties like this one will do better over time, i dont know the neighborhood, but i love the view.

I would reach out to Brenna Carles with The Mortgage Shop, she is going to be the person who can help you the most with financing a log home. 

In situations like this, sometimes it's best to shop the insurance.