It is a unique approach.By the way, if you have questions about your specific situation, I may be able to help.

I'd try to tack together a combination of 3-month or 6-month stays to get it filled. 

You could also make the case to the seller that their home is unique and that you would like a longer than usual study period so that you can bring them the best possible price. 

Andy’s IRC 415 limit is based on 20% of the combined income of $10,000

You can go through may tenant combinations to the point even where non of the originals remain and you do not return any deposit until the last tenant leaves. 

Is it possible to combine these two strategies and how can I make this work? 

It all starts there.. with the right combination of motivation, persistence, and tenacity, the rest falls into place.Thanks for the great read!

I've never heard of them, and just saw their website for the first time, http://riesiggroup.net/Their website seems legit, they seem to be a group that combines investor funds and simply invests in local real estate around the Lexington area.  

Exceedingly smart move on their part, for those foolhardy enough to have spoken poorly of him now sit in a very precarious position where their own existence is at stake. 3) Regardless of what anyone thinks we (the US) still wield more power around the globe than nearly all of the other countries in the world combined, and you would be the fool of fools to ignore that and would do so at your own imminent peril.4) I'm not a Trump supporter and I have reservations about how he will govern, but simply parroting lines that come straight from the Democratic Party's Political Hit Manual doesn't serve any purpose but to perpetuate such tripe.

Refi up to 80% LTV and then take a HELOC for the rest or some combination thereof.