Well there are plenty of shared economy applications that allow you to earn extra cash off that battery powered ego machine(s).Really though, what if you tried to make a car sharing service into a investment model?

Ultimately it depends on which scoring model the company is using that will determine your current score. 

What does your purchase contract say about "possession"?  

I would think that if there is no standing lease and non-payment, you would have the right to file for eviction as soon as you take possession of the property.As far as back-rent, that is the problem of the previous owner.

I am happy with a conservatively modeled 10% IRR that has has limited downside, and upside to mid-teens.

A headlamp or four are definitely already among my possessions ;o)

But it's really nice when it happens.It's also prudent to be prepared in case the upward trends that are experienced are not actually an upward trend, but are more like a soap bubble, poised to burst when it reaches maximum expansion.By advising @Mike D. to stick with the number he "should be" using, you're asking him to ignore reality and stick to theory and that simply isn't practical.I like Mike's model because it builds in some conservatism.  

We’ve got access to top of the line technology to help sell homes including virtual walkthrough cameras, 3D home modeling software and birds eye view video and photography via drone.

Ii'll never be able to figure out their scoring model...

We've upgraded all the furnaces to direct vent, so the story begins with the chimneys venting only two water heaters.At property 1, the two gas water heaters didn't need replacement but we opted to replace them with direct vent models anyway, so we could take down the chimney.