They are negative cash flow as they cannot afford to pay debts and living expenses.

In your opinion what are the Pros and Cons compared to more affordable multi-family properties (besides the initial investment size)?

Check out Paula Pant's "Afford Anything" podcast, she answers listener questions in great detail and you can probably find one or more episodes very relevant to your situation.  

But what about a SFH being leased as student rentals, where they typically can't afford their own appliances, and they're used to traveling to laundromats anyhow (or the basement of the college dorm)?

Last, the pre-finished hardwood is pretty affordable when you consider the relative cost of lower-quality products and the fact it is pre-finished so, nail it down and your done.

The type of account would depend on how much you can afford to contribute to it annually.

Pay down bad debt, save your money, and take advantage of the opportunity while you can afford to dedicate the majority of your free time to it. 

This can make or break a project - so get references and due your research on what you can reasonably afford - you'll get what you pay for!

Each county calls those events something different and each county affords the public a different moment at which it can purchase or acquire this home owner information.In NV, what is the triggering event name which creates the very first searchable intel?

How much would a monthly payment be on a 5th wheel, can you afford the payment if no one rents it out. how many nights a month would you need to rent it out to cover your cost.