Fannie Mae's definition for second home properties includes "must be occupied by the borrower for some portion of the year".

Well, the reasons given generally fall into two categories - either tax benefits through an “installment” sale or obtaining an interest rate on their capital greater than what banks are paying.In my 45+ years doing real estate deals, I’ve found maybe once that the tax argument was considered by a seller; further the “greater than bank rate” argument is completely irrelevant because - the proceeds of a property sale were never going into a bank account, at least not most of the proceeds.

That is acceptable by our fire dept in Denver that inspects it once a year. 

Eleven players on each side of the ball, we've done the math, it's an average of $477,272 / year / starting player.

So I am responsible for "base" tax only (~$500/year).

He has 1 year of rental history in an apartment leasing. 

I have a PPP on mortage for 5 years, so until Aug 2027. 

. $5k more on a 30 year mortgage is peanuts per month

BTW, 100 homes built in 8 years.

Would you mind sharing any advice or experience that you have with paying Property Managers a commission for their workWorking for same brokerage for 5 years as a 1099 Property Manager with established properties..