Cash basis is very easy to manipulate and doesn't tend to accurately show actual income and expenses for a period of time.

Every time he communicated he was always trying to manipulate me somehow.

Some basements, some house lifting, and some other manipulations within the footprint.

Chandler - next to Intel, lots of working professionalsGilbert - more affordableGlendale MesaPeoriaScottsdale - upper end part of PhoenixSurprise - Tempe - next to ASUTucson - next to University of ArizonaWhat other areas do you suggest?

I believe that the government can only manipulate interest rates (which is a factor of inflation) for so long and then the actual interest rate will come into effect.

Any property managers with experience managing temp/corporate housing for clients?

They overpay.They're obviously banking on appreciation & may be trying to manipulate the market (not sure how Wall Street can buy that many homes to manipulate the market, however, we will find out soon).They plan on getting out in 2016 since they expect interest rates to greatly increase in 2017.

I use Homeaway.com to advertise, take payments, manage my calendar ect.I also have an AirBNB account but it doesn't produce many vacation rentals.I have a great housekeeper that I text to schedule my cleaning.I use a Lockbox for keys.I have 2 Honeywell 9000 series thermostats to adjust temp when no one is there.I also just recently installed a camera system so I can see who arrives and make sure no one is breaking in when vacant.Very easy to manage remotely once everything is going.

I live in CA so don't have any snow/freezing temp issues.

For sharkbites, I use it at times for as a TEMP fix, I would never use one as a permanent solution unless it's exposed.