You know, the whole, imagine yourself living the dream, not having to work, waking up on an island, etc.  

@Alex Craig I can imagine that speed dial gets hit right after the tenant gets a notice on the 6th!

And I would imagine the broker would've asked to lower the price again.  

I would imagine it would take a lot of due diligence to be safe with this type of business. 

Welcome to the site @Jeffrey MiskyI imagine you will be able to network with many members local to you and that area here on the site.

I cannot imagine how any lender would go with that, especially when they know the contract price.

I spend an hour at lease signing going over rules but that was 2 years ago.Stopped by the house to make sure it was locked up (back door wasn't locked) and never imagined the electricity would already be off, but it was because of smart meter.

To give one example, imagine an investor who buys a property with seven rooms, one kitchen, and three bathrooms.

I just imagined myself in that environment....I will say that you would have a stellar opportunity to learn what NOT to do:Tenants are not friends, the lease is a contract and absolute, repair requests need to be in writing and work is only done during business hours, calls are answered 8-to-5, don't knock on my door, etc. 

it is the only way you can get the result you expect, and you can take the scope of work to the prospect to show precisely what will be done.If you just say "we're completely rehabbing" their mental process may include much more (usually) or possibly less than what you imagine.