The risk of dropping revenues in this business is real: as new Short-term Rental restrictions are passed in a city or state, or a furnished rental market gets saturated with units and/or the travel economy weakens, then the revenues and profits in rental arbitrage drop.

Also I am assuming the home owner will only be willing to reliance temporarily until I can come up with another solution to finance finance  this 2nd home.

However, in this case the executor was incapable of acquiring the home, so someone else was assigned as the steward temporarily until that person dies or is able to attain the property.

But yes, putting a large amount into one deal will make it temporarily harder to invest in other deals.

That sounds like something that at a minimum, needs to be temporarily secured to make it safe, and they can worry about making it "pretty" later. 

I have had my mail going to that house for majority of my life whether I lived there or not, but only recently did I move back temporarily.

Even if you temporarily get it removed, it will come through the concrete unless you've waterproofed the concrete.For the temprary part, you need to dig a big enough hole to give the water somewhere else to go and then stick a pump down there to keep it away while you're going your foundation work.

Make sure the realtor takes it completely off (no temporarily off market, or pending) or the days will keep counting.  

See below:http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2015/04/09/faa...It seems like the FAA has just temporarily banned the commercial use of drones while they figure out what policies to put in place.  

F) Temporary Relocation“Under Los Angeles’ rent control, the landlord CAN require the tenant to move temporarily, but only if the landlord finds and pays in advance for the hotel or other temporary accommodations, food, and incidental expenses, and the tenants have a defined return time.