@Neil Aggarwal Pretty much all vendors in the industry use "Preforeclosure" to mean the period of time between the notice of default and notice of trustee sale in non-judicial foreclosure, or between the lis pendens and the notice of sale in judicial states (with some state to state variation thanks to things like combo notices).For the period you mention, during which the owner is simply late on their payments, those are called "mortgage late" leads or 30/60/90 day late leads.

It’s so hard to find others in this niche that do some variation of the “build a house, move into it for 2 of the next 5 years, while you build the next house, move in, sell the previous house for profit, and repeat strategy”.

That means there are 10 x 10 x 10 x 10 or 100,000 different variations.

The biggest variation from house to house and from investor to investor is how you want to account for future maintenance and capital expenses.

., initially unequal co-ownership but where you could buy back X% over time until you get to 50-50, or something else entirely).Seller financing, as @Dennis M. said, is another great creative strategy, it's a variation on the partner theme, except the "partner" is debt partnering with the former owner.

I see some variations, however the median range seems to be around $100 per unit per month.

I'd have no hesitation booking it if I were in the area.My one note is on the order of the photos - there are several times where it appears that there are two variations on what is essentially the same photo, and they appear back-to-back.  

The environmental variation is matched by very few places (ocean/Beach, mountains, desert). 

There are so many variations in investing the idea of staying away from SFH “like the plague” tells me one thing.  

I would suspect in downtown you would not see quite as much rent variation for the seasons as Mission Beach but I do suspect that the winter holidays would make the winter rent better than fall and probably close to spring.Good luck