I don't know if this means it should be considered vacant or not, being that I'm not actually living in it, per se.

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And no, I don't necessarily think prices will rise per se.

so I am not "financially independent" per se..

My goal isn't to make extra money per se, but to protect myself against loss from pet damage.

An example to the contrary would be attempting to sell said real property but resorting to creating a loan, with no premeditated intention per se, in order to create the sale.  

SE Michigan has a great market, do your research and keep your eyes open.

I am an outside sales manager for a building material supplier in SE Wisconsin + my day to day consists of calling on sub contractors, GCs, and architects for items such as drywall, insulation, steel framing and acoustical grid/tile.

If you are working with private money, do you try to attract partners/investors before you have found a specific property... with a hypothetical situation per se?

I haven't charged for the coaching per se, I only charged for the marketing (which they would need to do anyway, and I needed at least a little skin in the game to avoid time wasters) and then coached them step by step on how to use it.