It is possible to set up the final end financing before you start building. 

Secondly VRBO does not auto charge tax so I set it to collect 10%.

I think if it's the right location (ideally California) in a nice setting, we could rent it out for a lot. 

*I do not wish to trick my employer or any financial institution, I simply want to take advantage of the 5% multifamily down-payment and flexibility of my corporate job. you need to notify your employer where you are living and adjust your employer taxes as well as each state has different employee/employer laws and benefits.Regarding marking remote or wisconsin, not sure where that comes into play.

Using Minut (great for noise monitoring but undecided on cigarette-smoking as the 3 sets of guests it called out- 2 were iffy/possible and 1 insists no smoking but they grilled so more testing is in order still).

Setting up a walk through with contractor. 

Step one in optimizing your listing might be to set up a simple website with a landing page, event calendar and blog so you can become the hub of information for people traveling to that area. 

.: If good tenant keep same @Nicholas L. so far so good so I'd prefer to keep them, but don't want to set a precedent decreasing rent unless there's a very good reason.

There will be opportunity in the next year or two as real estate prices adjust to meet economic reality.

I think if you set property up you shouldn’t be spending a bunch of time there.