The definition of Appliance has been expanded to include any device provided to the tenant to cool the home, to include permanent or portable air conditioning units, swamp coolers etc. 

It’s my understanding that you can now buy up to a four unit as a primary residence with a Fannie Mae/ Freddie Mac/ FHA loan.

No, you cannot require tenants to get rid of legal service animals as they are considered part of a legitimate disability and thus more of a device than an animal.

Ring cameras, Minut device, a good cleaner, and smartlock activity log on the app, is your best friend for remote managing.

Warrantable Condos:Approved by GSE Agencies (Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac), they follow a complex checklist.

It’s all integrated and easy to manage from PC or mobile device.

Quote from @Scott Mac: Quote from @Dan Thomas: @Henry ClarkThanks for the insight Henry.

Here is quoted VRBO policy:"Vrbo, another vacation rental company, states that it does not allow any form of surveillance device inside a property, with the exception of smart devices that are allowed "as long as you have been informed of their presence and given the option to deactivate them."

The 200k I would make selling the lots wont get me really far as It could afford me another duplex or triplex, but since I have 9 Freddie Mac mortgages, and my tax returns dont really show the truth of what I make due to depreciation, I cant get loans, so that 200k wont do much in so far as my goals....I am selling two of my single families t o get debt of my sheet and some profits, but that'll take approx 4 months from start close.....But I know the risk here, but I am afraid to walk away and afraid not to :/ its a conundrum...So all I can do is have a consultant who can make sure everything is going as it should and I learn in the process....My goal right now is to learn as much as I can before even breaking ground as to not be reliable on someone when I have alot at risk.

Or more likely that the device is not able to read the life of the battery?