It's reserved for bad actors that I just want to get rid of.

Winter months mean higher prices because of the higher demand, but summer vacationers can be great too (except for John Candy).Rather than chasing potentially profitable deals, figure out who your target market is (an overworked Air Traffic Controller from Atlanta), figure out what they want/need, supply that, then market the property in Atlanta.When you find the property that meets those needs, the ability to rent it for less than 30 days is a bonus.

Some lenders hand out pre-approval letters like candy on Halloween.

You also have to be sure not to act or represent yourself as a licensed Real Estate agent.

My gripe is - rewarding bad behavior and further empowering bad actors.

there is a lot of risk for the lender to be stuck at such a low rate for decades when it is clear that there are many inflationary pressures on the economy now, with Govt printing/giving away money like Halloween candy. 

Probably the reason for selling, too wimpy to act or the section 8 its seller’s relative. 

The reason I think it will take a couple of years is because we are still handing out money like candy. 

I'm not deceptive, an actor, a liar, or opportunistic.  

While it is possible to be arrested for almost any act or failure to act, being arrested for possessing the real property of a deceased family member is something I've never heard of, especially when other family members with a superior interest have failed to probate the property.Finally, here is exactly what I tell tenants when I rent a property to them that I do not own. https://www.biggerpockets.com/...Thanks for your responses to Lonell.