I love WV (not just because I live here), it's a great place for STR, in the right area.

We all live with mold.

I'm new to REI and considering purchasing a live-in BRRRR in the Denver area: ideally in the area West of Colorado and North of City Park. (1) Has anyone had success in the last couple years with this strategy and area? 

I'm living in Orange County, CA and looking to get started by purchasing our first property in the next 9-12 months.

Located near the University of Notre Dame, while I lived there for two years, I would short-term rent it for games and events and then stay at a family member's house.

Vacant Land:    - If no improvements: you may be able to extend coverage from a Homeowners or Business policy

Coming at you live from Nashville, TN.

i once heard on a podcast about this, that the guy even included 'how to know if your lightbulb blew out and how to replace it.' it's not common sense to many kids who lived at home up until then. this will reduce headaches for you. how to know if a toilet is clogged and how to unclog it, what to do when smoke detectors go off from cooking...

I've decided that I want to manage it myself for at least a year to not only save costs but because the property is local to my next one, I've lived in it for over a year so I know the maintenance of the home, and I'm a PM for a home builder so I have all the handyman/tradesmen relationships that I can use for any repairs. 

You also have to have the intention of living in it for 12 months.