Regulatory risk is a big deal .. especially when building bc timelines are so long.

They may be able to help negotiate with the lender on your behalf or provide alternative solutions to mitigate the impact of the increased escrow shortage.Additionally, you could explore refinancing your mortgage with a different lender to potentially lower your monthly payments and escrow requirements.

will require a property manager IMO.Much success

These types of industrial employers often require short-term, furnished housing for contract workers.- Tennessee Technological University: As a large university in Cookeville, TTU likely generates demand for furnished rentals from visiting professors, researchers, and other academic staff.- Tourism and Hospitality Businesses: Some local forum post mention that Cookeville has a strong tourism and hospitality industry, which could drive demand for furnished short-term rentals and extended stay hotelsI also checked to see what other listings are available and found about 4 comparable listings ranging from $1300-1500/month.

As long as you stay 100% business-purpose (i.e. no live-in flips or anything sniffing of owner-occupancy), the NMLS/regulations do not apply in most states and you will likely be good on the regulatory piece (as always, there are exceptions and you should always consult with a pro/research)

Realtors are required to bring all offers so by all means feel free to make an offer. 

They will do the price shopping for you and find the based vendor based on your requirements. 

Check around, as they might also require a ton down.  

In fact, proposal #2 will require the home seller to go buy another home to live in (no tax credit for that, since it’s not their “first home.”)

Would it require you to change your lifestyle?