Each have their own draws, like Douglas lake is closest to Smokies so might not be the best pick if you're looking for rest & relaxation in your retirement but has good income, versus Watts Bar that's more seasonal renters but lots of quiet spots for retirement. 

@Marc Winter i will look into charitable organizations. thank you for that idea@Jennifer Sierchio the prior owners were relaxed. i do not think they adequately screened the applicants. they went by word of mouth. 

Just with those basic daily tasks you are down to about 6 hours a day to  relax, poop, cook, shop, clean, spend time with friends and loved ones.   

Might be a Harley or muscle car.

Fannie Mae is usually the go to for more relaxed guidelines. 

There are A LOT of horror stories of people losing money and houses getting trashed when people are relaxed self-managing.     

For me I start at 4 to 5 in the morning. because of all my east coast investments.. by 10am it calms down as they are at lunch. then I go the bank and notarize my deeds on properties I am selling that day and then wire out funds for the new buys that day.. then off I go for a quick bite then drive around Portland looking at my houses here I am building... and get home bout 3 ish then work out. and finally relax about 5.. pickup evening e mails and call it a day about 8pm  and I do this many times ( except for the banking part ) 7 days a week...

Now I'm much more relaxed and literally analyze a property in my head, then run it through the BP calculator just to cross check for mistakes.

Simply put, just relax and be patient for the moment. 

And it helps you get off your butt and build some muscle too :) Ancient King Solomon who was arguably the wealthiest man who ever lived wrote how sad it was that man should work hard and hand over his work to someone else who didn't work for it, and he stated that ultimately you should enjoy life, and find enjoyment in your work, whatever that work is Eccl 8:24.