But this seems legitimate if she passes your tenant screening checks.

@Manuel Savorelli If these are low priced properties in really distressed neighborhoods where there are few legitimate comps for a fully rehabbed property then I could see these two under appraisals coming in. 

My guess is also that a court wouldn't just allow some carte blanche amount of time either, even if it did legitimately take a long time to find another tenant.A court also doesn't care that it is often a lot of extra work for a LL to find another tenant.The way I get around that is to have a "break lease" fee in my lease agreement, plus require a tenant to pay up to two months of rent after they have vacated. 

The property is multi use camping, Airbnb, recreational, venue.

I've been running a legitimate Airbnb in Henderson for the last 6 months and it has been an educational experience, but fully legal and beneficial compared to traditional rentals. 

I think the fear of a crash is a legitimate one, and for that reason, even more than normal, I prioritize cash flow over appreciation and don’t look to over leverage myself.

It is legitimate to calculate the cost savings of tax mitigation and the impact on current and future return. 

I am within a mile of a college(Arkansas state university) that has a pretty active sports venue and there’s two hospitals close by.

Here is Scranton, the City cannot take the use away if it has already been converted into a multi-family unless it has been condemned.But even if you go in front of the zoning board, if duplexes are common in the neighborhood, than you should have no issue getting it legitimately.

Water heater is a 2-3 hour job for a legitimate plumber.