If you are in your accumulation phase of life, I would be asking "how can I create velocity of my money to build additional streams of income?" 

My realtor who also owns property in the zipcode has a very basic 2-1 (rental finish) that constantly rents for 1200 so I feel confident in that assessment.

If you want quality people who'll stick around so you can focus on other things, without having to constantly start from zero, create a hiring funnel so you only have the best people work for you, without having to spend more than you need by paying fees to a middleman. 

I've been following this group for some time and constantly feel inspired.  

The seller financing idea may be viable if you feel like you'll get a steady stream of payments.If you really want to sell the unit, get them on a month to month lease and then list it with a realtor.Have the occupants paid rent on time every month since they've been there?

I am looking to use the property as a short-term AirBnB rental property and see potential revenue streams sometime during this 6 month period.

So, you would constantly be facing negative cashflow (potentially a lot) for your "home" while away.

Just trying to get some insight from some of the big dog's that have been in the industry for a while.On a personal note, I would hate to leave this market almost as soon as getting licensed, but, with two other small, but possible streams of income there in the Pac-NW, aside from real estate, it would be feasible and is tempting. but let us keep this real estate related.Looking at the population, it is also double the size of my current market, at least as of 2010 (795k vs 330k)Thoughts BP

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The terms are constantly moving, but the "how" will remain the same.