Recently closed on a property in Michigan with the seller maintaining the ability to occupy the house after closing.   

First is they move out as soon as possible, and maintain all costs while we attempt to re-rent.

My boyfriend and I currently reside in a home we purchased with the intent to maintain it as a rental property when we move.

You can maintain it as your Primary residence and fulfill the owner-occupied requirements.

I use cold calling right now because it's the way I can generate a lot of leads while maintaining a low cost per lead.

I even did a time study, and talked to other members to ensure that the amount of time I had available would be enough to get my money's worth out of the program.First, before you invest in any education, real estate or otherwise, you need to know yourself and your goals, otherwise it'll be very hard choosing the right path to get there.

We rent to a decent number of younger, single women and I always recommend to them when they bring this up that they either consider not doing it, or maintaining the financial lease in their name only with the boyfriend as a resident at the pleasure of the authorized tenant - this way, when the inevitable domestic police call occurs, she has a greater chance of not being put out of her own home by demonstrating that he's only there at her pleasure and that she's the responsible party on the lease.

I have been studying to become an investor and looking to buy multi-family properties for short term and long term rentals.

Having said that, to maintain the yards in the summer and snow shoveling in the winter, I’m considering levying a $20/month yard maintenance fee to take care of it all.  

It has been maintained fairly well, but could use some updates, paint, kitchen, bath, etc.