As a flight crewmember, I’m able to travel anywhere and like the idea of long distance investing that I got from BP books and podcasts.

I was thinking of the following options:1) Pay X amount per rent for tenants to move out2) Live as a roommate for a large reduced rent while the tenants is moving out or until lease is up3) Figure an alternative way to make the property my primary residence, maybe living in a trailer in the backyard?

Made a move into Radioactive Materials Remediation (I know weird move) and was hired by a large oil and gas company 2.5 years later as their Radioactive Materials Manager, learned explosives compliance along the way and spent my last 5 years there traveling all over the U.S. as their Corporate Radiation and Explosives Manager. 2017, Good Job, Good Pay, New Baby and then a heating fuel oil truck had a spill on my property and made its way into my home and under my homes footer, DEP got involved and to remediate it they had to tear down the house and we lost everything.

If plans were to change, should I also be worried about zoning restrictions in DFW for using the trailer/RV method or rent-by-room?

They're all furnished medium-term rentals for the traveling nurse type.

I have traveled the world for months at a time and if you have a solid team, it does not matter where you live.In all honesty, it is probably easier to align yourself with a group that already has a team and really grow together with them.

Airbnb converts to regular as tourists, convention, business travelling is significantly reduced. 

I have a car and would be happy to travel to buy you lunch or coffee anywhere in the NYC metropolitan area or maybe even tri-state area or we can always connect virtually.

I'm actually mid-island so I'm not above traveling more north for better deals!

They have aspirations of having $1M in the bank so they can enjoy life with their kids, travel, etc.