Generally this would be if sold to a parent or child, or a spouse, or possibly some configurations with entities. 

(My job requires a lot of creative floor plan configuring) Also, if you decide to walk from the deal, I may be interested in buying the house from your seller  (if the numbers work out) and giving you a finder’s fee of course. 

My properties are configured such that a deck would go over a driveway. 

I do more like what @Julie McCoy does.When we purchased our vacation rental, I pulled as much data as I could from surrounding rentals that came even close to ours in configuration.

I picked one out which fit my criteria (location, price, property configuration) and pitched a price to the contact.

Because of the way the land is configured, I could see myself adding another house or 2 (or duplexes?)

We are re-configuring the kitchen and main level bathroom to flow well.

It gets more expensive when you are adding foundation so using existing space and re-configuring is usually ideal.

I personally just use Excel for all my long term and short term rentals.very easy to configure to do exactly as I need to track income and expenses.

Normally, you will use an 8 ft. piece, however, if you have a higher single story roof or two-story roofline grab another 8-10 ft. piece for an extension.At the same time, grab 2 PVC elbows to configure a shepherds hook which you will add to your straight length of PVC pipe with PVC adhesive.Next, using PVC adhesive - connect the elbows to each other to create a 180-degree bend (shepherds hook) and connect the elbow to a straight piece (same diameter) of PVC.Finally - onsite, connect the PVC extension pole to your leaf vacuum blower using a piece of duct-tape to seal the gaps, and carefully raise the pole up to your gutters to either Vacuum or Blow the leaves out.