I personally know people who bought brand new, multi-million dollar, beautiful luxury homes, only to have serious foundation settling over the first 5-10 years of ownership (and the repair bill was in the hundreds of thousands!).

@Matt R. most will be, as most can't accommodate constantly having to shift strategy because of the passive nature of a lot of investors.

The main home is beautiful and we will be able to add a ton of value to the upstairs, which has a bad case of the 80s. 

So naturally we decided to move into a Renovation home while renting our home.

Most importing the homes are beautiful.  

You also need to be aware that custodians are passive in nature and simply process transactions at your direction.

I’ve thought about becoming a Relator a few times, but haven’t pulled the trigger because all of our deals have been off market, and negotiation came much more naturally as an individual.

At that time, he was getting a lot of stress and he wanted to buy biggest house under our budget ( So at least, he has beautiful house when he come back from work!

Traveling nurses, executives, interns, people between houses, people renovating their home, people displaced by fires or natural disasters, and many others have managed to rent homes for more than a month and less than a year before "medium-term" existed as a category and this new term does nothing to change that.

I also work at several other underwriters so am somewhat versed both with the nature of the various types of deeds as well as the possibility of recovering under them which in my opinion is somewhere between slim and none.