They stick out in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. 

Tenants are middle aged parents with 6 kids - one just graduated high school.

That's why in my opinion it's always better to go with the local/experienced middle of the road price guy when getting quotes and not just the cheapest.

In the middle is where you will pull the greatest target market for rental prospects. 

I have seen her evict an STR tenant in the middle of the night while the tenants begged for one more chance.

A "middle road" in which everyone suffers some, but hopefully not to the extremes that a purist approach on either side of #1 or #2 (indefinite suspension of l/t contract law), seems best.One of the many hard questions is, "For how long?" 

My tenants at MOST of my rentals are usually white collar: Dr's, ivy league educated programmers, etc. 

When I present it to the cash buyer, what is stopping them from contacting the seller directly and cutting me out of the deal as the middle man??

In the middle of these two extremes there are all sorts of options for hard money loans, syndications, rentals, etc. 

Also put the 60 degrees turn on the driver side window so they can see the turn.Put a Wire and posts down the middle of the shared back to back parking so vehicles stay on their side.