We need better policies and understanding of the law, or tenants are simply going to continue to take advantage of us.  

Some sellers call anything NNN but in reality you could have an absolute NNN lease, NN, leasehold, ground lease, zero cash flow, etc.

Not to many guys go from zero to 100 without investing in a cheap market and having partners.

As an investor I wouldn't allow my property to be sub-leased by people who I haven't run background checks, have zero recourse against, and have the issues mentioned above as well.

Account Closed mentioned), then shop policies. 

I don’t see AirBnb able to respond that quickly or efficiently, I’ve sat on hold with them, just to get some questions answered regarding their policies and they took forever and gave me a massive runaround.

It basically zeros out the largest expense any household has: housing.

I would ask myself some risk tolerance questions as it pertains to your situation if I were you.

One thing to think about, according to company policy you can not use a military discount and be a pro. 

Keep an eye out for any neighborhood groups with lots of power, they can be ...... interesting.Once a grading plan is available, and you know where utilities are, you will be able to start working on zeroing in on costs.I would call a few local builders, and see what price point padded lots would interest them at.