If that happened on a regular basis I can see how that logic would be solid.

Most taxpayers choose option one if they also have other investments that produce income such as partnerships.

If the management firm has written a plan of regular inspections, it shows they will take good care of your property.4.

From what's in your OP, that's just regular prospecting. 

As the father of 4 little kids...I think we need remote schooling that works, in addition to remote work, before this can happen for "regular people."

As an ordinary wage earner, you are used to paying daily expenses with your regular income.

I would be careful before buying a property right off the bat, especially with a limited use program, that is going to produce a negative performance on day one and only if all of the numbers are spot on.Be patient and keep asking questions.  

Does she have a regular source of income?

What investors want from you as an investor-friendly agent is what regular agents can't give them - detailed correct analysis, hustle for properties no one knows about, and neighborhood finds before anyone else does and why.

Im sure others can comment...Not saying it doesn't happen regularly, just that it is against the rules and the OP could push the issue with the listing agents broker if he wanted.