To be clear, I'm not interested in what they "like", only what wouldn't constitute mortgage fraud and I wouldn't give any info to them that I don't have to.The second part of that is, could I have the home be my "residence", for mortgage purposes, if I didn't physically live in it most of the time?

If not, caution it off physically and say it's out of service if you don't want to spend $$$ to fix it today.

I've even had tenants physically go to the bank and deposit $ directly into my account, which is probably my favorite.  

Do I have to physically provide documents and be rubber stamped "certified" before I'm able to invest in syndicate deals or do syndicators simply take the investor's word that they are accredited?

Her medical dr recommended weight loss and exercise, physical therapy. 

I don't have to worry about outside maintenance or any major capex expenses, we don't have a lot of physical possessions and were both out of town quite often and they feel a sense of peace knowing its in a "gated community" 

Typically the only way a sewer line will "burst" is if someone physically breaks it.

I think I need to physically go into Chase and see what I have to do to start accepting ACH/pushing ACH transactions.

If you failed to hire a contractor that has WC and they filed against the Property Owner, the the Property Owner could file a claim under your E&O.GL for a PM can cover your contractors or employees causing physical damage while doing work on the properties, with renovations or simple cleaning between guests.If an insurance carrier is willing to write coverage for a PM, they usually do not discriminate between STR or annual rentals.  

I'm still a tire kicker at this point, but I would like to be able to take some kind of actual physical step towards my real estate career soon.