Additionally, we did enjoy our first flip for the most part as we watched something in such disrepair transform into something amazing.

I love that I could have the opportunity to use the skills I have learned and be able to have the opportunity to design and potentially make a lot of money doing what I enjoy! 

Because of the owner-occupied requirement, I don’t believe you are really able to buy a “vacation” home.

We are living in it temporarily while we make improvements to it (it's in another country where home improvements and repairs can take a really long time), we moved in at the very end of 2019, and plan to vacate to rent it out again within a few months.So since we are currently living here, would the vacant period preceding our occupation also count as personal use ? 

We only had one ex-buyer file a trespassing complaint but the cops (we know them all) were just glad it was not left abandoned so it was moot.One investor called me to ask if a recently vacated home was going to be available as his son was interested.

Lucky for us, all tenants vacated prior to close and we were able to renovate each and get to market right away.

I am going back to school for CS as well simply because I enjoy it and I would love to work overseas someday which requires a Bachelor's.

If the old tenant vacated December 31st and you got a new tenant in on January 15th, you would have 15 days of vacancy but the deposit would probably cover that and then some.

Though I was unable to verify the accuracy of several of the filters, I did toggle some of them off and on to see if my target counties appeared to have that data, and it was again somewhat hit or miss.Overall - I have enjoyed Propstream and I'm impressed with its value proposition at $97/month (I believe).  

The tenants are all TAW, and were issued a Notice to Vacate by 01/31/20 in November 2019.