I agree with Account Closed - you have much more control and influence doing this within your own ranks or tenants than an outside bureaucracy.  

I can guarantee there is an exhaustive list out there somewhere to use as reference.

Unplug, pull back panel, and vac all lint from element housing, from wiring and switches, and exhaust housing.

This property will be less than an hour away from my primary residence, so if it is a matter of my having to stay at the vacation rental a certain number of nights per year, I have no problem doing that.

I've never done one that's more than an hour and a half drive from my house.

And, after you've exhausted the free resources, if you want more, BiggerPockets has an entire book devoted to the topic (that I wrote).If you're looking for a quick and easy answer, you're not going to find it. 

If it is common in the area that lots are 3 acres and you have 5 and a half, at some point some buyers may view the excess as a liability rather than an asset.

By my 2nd rehab I had learned that my seed corn was going to be exhausted if I continued to invest in deals brought to me by Realtor who could not tell me what the budgets would be to renovate a property and/or what the exit strategies might be for a property--especially given the holding and selling costs on flips.

and wish to avoid income taxes in your home state, you could set up a NV corporation with a NV mailing address and NV bank account.I think a corporation would be better than an LLC for this purpose because it is a separate tax entity that does not pass-through taxes to the owners.

Banks are probably held to a tighter standard here than an individual, IMO, don't know, but I have seen this in cases where a HML was made and the lender attempted to retain all proceeds from the sale, it didn't work for the lender, he got his money back, but he did not get the entire proceeds of the ranch.