Perhaps you will miss out on levered wealth accumulation, but you will sleep well at night.

If buy taking on additional risk, you can't sleep at night then its not worth it.I'm 36 and had some of the same concerns you do.

When looking at pure maintenance, I was thinking wear on appliances fixtures, damage to interior, etc might be less with transient guests who mostly just sleep there and go out during the days.

IT is month to month lease, so I think I can raise it once I take over.How can I make an appointment with tenants, the contract stay don't disturb tenants... 

The houses usually sleep larger groups and this could be everything from large families to social gatherings.

@Paul Sandhu "I don't pay my housekeeper and I get to sleep with her" is not allowed to answer lol! 

When you go over budget and have to deal with it in a hurry, when things go south, what it's like to sleep at night when everything falls apart and then still pull profitability out of a deal.

If you know how to do construction and are good , you could leave work friday evening , sleep in the house , work 18 hours on Saturday , and 10 on Sunday and get home wiped out , get some sleep then go to your day job .  

The problem is that due to the size many aspects of building codes can not be achieved...as example interior stairs for a loft sleeping area.To meet codes you may be looking at a conventional small home as opposed to a "tiny home".

Then there is a 2 week break because finals are going on and I don't want the tenants disturbed.