@Damon Armstrong it depends on how you buy and sell.It's best to look to the RE laws pertaining to licensing and see what activities requires a license, if you don't hold a license don't do those activities.It's rather natural when someone reads law that they try to twist or scheme their way through the literal written word to avoid legal issues, laws can be broadly interpreted in your area.

But in the grand scheme of things, it really isn't a big deal and you may laugh about it later.

In grand scheme if these tenants are willing to vacate and are paid up to date on rent i wouldn't be too upset.  

Now it's starting to sound like a pyramid scheme.

I know this isn't some get-rich-quick scheme.

I have a pricing scheme that should really only makes it attractive to guests that book 30 days out or less (which is optimal in my urban market).

(Or engage in some profitable cyber-scheme to get the money to pay rent. ;-). )

Fun and exciting podcasts and youtube videos make this seem like a get rich quick scheme using nothing but other peoples money however for the majority of this it is a build considerable wealth slow and overtime it grows exponentially. 

That said I would not plan to do any work yourself in the grand scheme but if you have the right contractor you may be able to work with him to help shave your budget. 3.

Account Closed Okay that seems affordable in the scheme of things.