It's a single pipe, connected to a slotted PBC pipe in the bedding stone under the pool.  

As I read how others have acquired rental properties, they almost always mention that investors are stuck with 4 conventional loans before they have to get into some creative financing and so their advice is to buy the most expensive properties early - in those first 4 slots.

I would think management would still make visits a few times per week and they could set up a rent slot box attached the boiler room door or something of the like.

(This could include yard care, home cleaning service, laundry service, shopping service, transportation service, house sitting, pet care, etc.)Laundry Use Fee - charged at the machine by coin slot or card slot.Pool Use FeeGym Use FeePet Run/Pet Area Use FeeDock Use/Boat Ramp FeeDwelling Unit RentParking Space RentGarage RentStorage Room/Locker RentCommunity Room Rent (rent out space for special events)Boat Slip RentFurniture RentSports Equipment RentTransportation Equipment Rent

So even if he is 100 or 200 negative he is still having someone payoff his mortgage and within a year he could move to another and just keep doing this until he has filled up his 4 or 10 mortgage slots. 

You share the one hour slot with others and wait for your turn.

So that delivery people  (UPS, FedEx, etc) can drop them into the lockers and a key can be issued to the tenant (in their mailbox through a slot, for example).   

I would focus on that first and include a slot for the potential for an experienced partner or two in there.

The thing I see countless medical pros in my market doing is building a multiple-office building on the land, running their office out of the prime slot, then renting out the other offices to offset the debt service.Considering the "Happy Correlations" between dentistry and a few other industries the dentists in my area have had no shortage of "feeder businesses" wanting to rent the space, especially when it is shiny new construction :) 

See below:So my advice, get your 10 Fannie Mae loans, then refinance the bulk of those to a commercial blanket loan and open up your Fannie Mae slots again for more residential purchases with the best terms.