I've been using Rentometer and Mashvisor to run numbers practicing deals.

This post is just to put out there that you should always be thinking outside the box when it comes to passive income.I’m a big fan of real estate investing and especially multi family properties.Recently I got into commercial investing when I purchased land and built a building for my own office/practice.

Hello, doesn't anyone know the regulations on a RV?

However, as your first capitalization and not doing it as a matter of practice in my layman's opinion isn't building a case of using the LLC as an alter-ego. 

With all the regulation throughout the Coachella valley for STRs we've seen pricing surge on nice rentals that people don't have to commit to 29 days of renting.

Do you have any advice on questions or just best practices you could share when I go to the walk through?

For residential real estate, it's probably not practical unless you have a very flexible move-out date wherever you're living now.Good luck!

Even though there is generally an exception to coverage for parties in possession in the policy, the standard practice is to delete it on receipt of a Seller's Affidavit that states there is no one in possession other than the Seller. 

I imagine changing it could affect my mortgage and insurance as well but want to explore all options and make the best practical and financial decision. 

A way to mitigate this risk is some level of cash reserves (not sure best practice here) or number of doors/more cashflow to cover vacancy and inability of tenants to pay rent.