Lots of legal opinions here, but most are inaccurate.It is true that, absent an estate planning vehicle (trust, etc.) there needs to be someone with “standing” who is empowered to pass title. 

Buying a 2-4 unit first and then wanting to buy and move into a detached SFR makes sense tired of neighbors, want more privacy etc.

Those can be put on vehicles.  

not a fan. people are getting tired of having to always enter contact information to use stuff. guests just paid decent money to stay in a rental, and you should already have their information (email) in some way or form. just my personal opinion

An entire blog could be written about the cost of manually driving for dollars… such as paying for gas, depreciation on your vehicle, the cost of your time, etc.In another example, imagine you are virtually driving for dollars in the same target neighborhood and zip code..

You will tire of having strangers live in your house or you will eventually move.  

Overnights are very very transient and come with unique challenges, think about these like a Motel 6, people arriving at all hours, tired, just need a place to crash as they make their way to their final destination.

They require unnecessary details, such as pictures and details of the applicants' vehicles, which push potential tenants away.Adding to the frustration, their onboarding team has been incredibly rude and unhelpful.

I had a family who were schemers-always had stories and getting different charities to pay their rent and I was just tired of dealing with them so I gave them the proper notice at the end of their lease and in that notice I included the move out procedure and a reminder that they would owe $1600/month rent if they were still there on the 1st per section X of the lease they signed.

But then again, I'm just sick and tired of the smell of weed coming out of my apartments, as it is so very closely related to late rent and other habitual-loser shenanigans.