So check with the county and some helpful civil servant will help you find out how to located the notice of defaults, if they are actually working the 3 hours they dedicate to the county that day and you find them during that 3 hour period.

That can be a lot better option than borrowing Day 1 and being locked into a situation that you might not want to be in on Day 2 (remember, the borrower is always servant to the lender).You are definitely wise to consult with the BP community on opportunities like this.  

Do you feel comfortable as a servant to others.

As much as inspectors get a bad rap, at least around here they are pretty open to questions, both because they are public servants so its their job and because they really aren't "bad people."

They may come from families that had servants before and have never so much as picked a sock off the floor on their own, or else they're from a country where men never, ever do even a little housework, so if you've got single males particularly, it can be like renting to a really, really, really gross American college student who is used to mommy doing everything for him. 

You might want to try calling these local municipal offices beforehand And talk to a helpful civil servant by phone in advance to make the most of your visit and minimize the amount of time you spend in person during this pandemic bc govt offices are incredibly backed up and stretched super thin right now. 

The literal only other residential that was allowed on the property that was not part of the main dwelling unit was for the purpose of "servant's quarters".

Have a servants heart.If you want to be serious in this business, you have to know plenty of people and have connections with them. 

For thousands of years people with no money have traded their time for work - indentured servants, apprentices, etc.

Once there was a king who decided to check on his servants' accounts.