So I'd only buy it if you could swing the potential loss each month, you knew you were going to move there, and it fit into your long term vision. 

I imagine once I buy a place with a small lot, designated spots are the way to go like you said.

I'd really like to start investing in tax liens but I'm not sure where to get started and get some training.

I’d love to do the deal and start recruiting for a good tenant that needs class A space, while we take about 6k feet for our stuff.

I'd be happy to share with you the sites I recommend for clients to pull STR rental projections.  

So the goal would be to have it rented during spring, summer, fall..and maybe I'd use it for a month or so during the winter to escape the northeast.

I used my physical address as the administrator address and was bombarded with a lot of unwanted mail and this time I’d like to keep that separate.So in general, is this something that is acceptable?

I'd love to hear any perspectives on how the strategy works in the area and would appreciate any guidance on good neighborhoods / towns / areas to take a look at or ones to be cautious of.

USAA has phenomenal rates and service and I'd love to continue to use them this time around. 

I'd look at average home value of each market.