He did a bigger adjustment than would normally be done for AC (he was subtracting 3k to adjust for homes with AC).  

These are usually $850 and below( very rough asset class) Number might look attractive , but in long run not worth the head aches.

There I set up tenants with monthly ACH transactions.

It also depends on when on sunday they make a payment, and how they pay - whether via ACH, debit card, or credit card. 

I'm curious, though, would you (or do you think there may be reasonable landlords that would) consider it under the following conditions:-I would be a personal guarantor on the lease (to guarantee rent payments) paying rent on-time through ACH and get all utilities in my name,-I would carry a $2million liability vacation rental property insurance naming the landlord as an additional insured,-The occupants would be pre-screened by Airbnb,-The unit would be cleaned and inspected after each guest,-Hassle-free management - I would perform minor repairs immediately and keep the unit in tip-top shape, -We could have a month-to-month lease (with 60 day notice to let future bookings play out) if landlord wanted to,-I won't break any HOA or local renting rules/laws,And if the above isn't sufficient:-I would be willing to share profits, leave a higher security deposit and/or pay higher rent.Any other objections? 

I have taken money orders and ACH before. 

I was recently separated because of some torn muscles in my shoulder so time to start the civilian life.  

WOW,Sorry to hear this mate,I always said if only more people knew about this forum before, there would have been much less heart ache around than there is now.Thanks and all the best

The first lien holder gets paid first so they usually try to muscle out the second lien position.  

The seller went down there himself and muscled them into a different position and did a shotty job fixing the gaps with a universal repair adhesive - duct tape.