You sleep inside and then go play all day.

At the end of the day it's about how you want to conduct your business and how well you will sleep at night.I sleep very well knowing I stand behind everything I do.My brother owns a car dealership he has had for 20 years.

But if you can increase your overall portfolio the cash-flow will even out a bit and if you could write down some more debt through flipping you may sleep better at night?

That's how we started, and it helps sleeping at night.

I personally dont like owning anything in my own name, but if I had one house I wouldn't lose sleep over it at night if I had insurance on it.If I were in your shoes, I'd buy it, stick it in a land trust and have my LLC be the beneficial interest of the trust, then run the house like a business.

No rooms in there so they shouldn't sleep in there.

We do keep a large enough reserve that we can sleep nights through problems like unexpected turnovers or repairs.

It talks to people and can do business with people while you're sleeping or doing anything else. 

Huge security deposit if it's legal in your state, if not legal, I wouldn't feel comfortable.I'd feel no remorse and lose no sleep or time with him, I'd offer him a huge security deposit, like 4 months rent of tell him sorry, maybe you will find somebody else who won't check up on you, adios and good luck finding a place to live.

Some will even try to sleep with you.