Adjust price but not the criteria mid stream.

Corporate travel, divorce, etc. are other potential tenants.If costs in your market allow, I would encourage a duplex purchase vs SF...potentially 2 income streams vs 1 would help offset the extra cost of a duplex.  

If you're seeking a reliable income stream, consider checking out Cleveland.

So I had to look at it as kind of walking into a ready-made business in a sense and the challenge is more so getting a steady stream of bookings after the builder/renter is out.

They give you multiple-income streams that help protect you against the threat of vacancy and non-payment, and you can often substantially reduce your cost of living by purchasing as an owner-occupant and living in one of the units while you learn to become a landlord and property manager.

In these cities, your financial resources will go a long way enabling you to assemble a diverse multifamily portfolio and initiate a steady stream of income.

Japan and Japanese people are not like what the movies portray, so the reference to honor made me laugh.

The lower the cap rate, the more value buyers are placing on a given income stream. 

An underground stream that has more water in it sometimes, and sometimes less water.

A title company that also serves as a QI (or creates a separate entity to do so) is just trying to add another revenue stream.