I second @James Carlson has great info on investing, the laws leave it wide open for Airbnb. 

If it was a traditional bank then maybe they would be more open to discussion if you were to leave a large amount of your safety net sitting in an account at their bank for a certain time as a "hedge" against your possible failure while also giving them room to lend more to others (because of the $ they have on deposit)? 

If so do I just leave the Broker information blank? 

Best case they actually pay you and leave your apartment as it was when they moved in. 

They have more skin in the game then you do.Make sure you get clear title.

This is what I've come up with so farasking price: 129,000down payment: $4,515financed: $124,485taxes approx: 4k yearinterest rate approx 4.6%PMI approx $100Approximate total mortgage $1150/monthMedian Rent in NH and locality of property 1250/monthx2 =2,500/month in rental income approximately $30k/year2500-1150=1350  after mortgage 1350-50%=675/month for vacancies/repairs leaves $675/month cash flow for savings/emergency fund/student loans/ extra mortgage payments, again this is not including the income from my day job.Am i dreaming?

A turnover costs money, even if the previous tenant leaves the unit in rental condition.I'm not about cow-towing to renters, but if you can save yourself a turnover with either a few minutes of work, or a few hours of crafting an automated system to deal with problem tenants, isn't that worth it?

This gave the handyman very little incentive to get these things done timely as I had already given him the discount for it and it was a huge headache calling him every time, leaving messages, not getting called back, etc. 

Hi Dan, I am interested in your reasons for leaving Long Beach. 

Hello,Last year I got my real estate license wanting to leave my job that I’ve been in for 4 years and get into real estate as an agent.