You'll be able to garnish wages up to a certain point, hopefully they are gainfully employed in a stable area that would allow you to do this. 

If you’re comfortable paying a setup fee of about $7,800 and an additional $2,000 per month for a service that performs well for just two months before going radio silent, then this might be the right fit for you.

Additionally in a C+ neighborhood the cost for purchase/rehab will not be appealing when it comes to cashflow. 

When adding a single ADU, the cost of adding the ADU hands off is typically greater than the value added if in single family zoned areas.Here is a list of why a hands off ADU addition costs s often one of the worse investments.  

Between Airbnb and Vrbo you probably have 95% of the market covered, but you can also get on sites like Booking.com and Google Vacation Rentals, etc for additional exposure. 5.

Unfortunately the additional fee disproportionately impacts smaller projects (I recently paid the same acceleration fee for  $600,000 SF renovation as I just did for a $2.5M school building conversion). 

It is the intention to live there, but if something comes up i.e. neighborhood troubles, job placement, additional family member, etc. then there isn't an issue. 

(These averages represent state-level data, and individual cities may levy additional taxes.)To achieve the same level of cash flow as a property in Nevada, you would need to generate a higher cash flow in Texas to offset the higher operating costs.

Do you have employer-paid housing, or do you need to pay rent while you're in Aspen for 5 months? 

We have aprospectuve Tennant who's employer will be covering their rent for their 12 month contract.Anyone dealt with this before?