I haven't worked for about a year, and my monthly income is just from the rental: $2,000/month and credit score is 800.I've been traveling abroad from the USA and the rental income has been enough to sustain this nomadic lifestyle and cover mortgage as well, but I would like to come back and purchase a turn-key coffee/cafe shop.

I would assume that using the points for personal travel would be a conflict of interest (and illegal?)

I travelled down there last year and he was gracious enough to meet up and explain what he was doing down there.

Hey Brian, something I would look into is specifically renting out to traveling nurses and other medical professionals.

I've always been interested in tiny house living, or eventually buying an RV to travel, so living in about 1,100 square feet under this house hacking scenario would be a soft step towards towards that. 

We've had people with low credit scores, but their credit was perfect other than a couple of discharged medical issues, and we've had people with high scores but with almost all of their revolving credit maxed out. 

I’m intending to down the road buy a lake house 2-3hrs from where I live now and I want to manage it remotely so I can keep visitors checked in without having to travel.

Those claims generally come from medical service providers, mortgage companies, and credit card issuers.The estate sells the house with a deed that gives no warranties to the buyer.

I travel out of town quite a bit but will attend if available.

No way to medically prove anything specific on the injury so judgement is completely subjective.