Sounds like the classic living out their deposit scenario in which they will deplete everything and leave you with nothing to cover repairs, clean up and other turnover costs. 

Especially for STR, you could literally put a sofa bed in the living room and accommodate extra guests (before you all scream, this is fairly common even in high end STRs and I've never heard of complaints, but feel free to cite other experiences).

They give potential buyers a visual representation of the property and help them imagine living there.To use high-quality photos, follow these tips:Hire a professional photographer or use a high-quality cameraUse natural light to highlight the property’s featuresTake pictures from different angles to give a complete view of the propertyEdit the photos to enhance their quality and appealRemember, your photos should showcase the property’s best features and make potential buyers want to see more, so ensure to capture the most unique or most appealing parts of the property.

I want to be able to assist people from every standpoint within the home buying/living process.

I lived in the home for about a year and a half and during this time I rented out the other three rooms which allowed me to only pay ~$200/month plus my portion of utilities.

He lives in Scottsdale as well. 

We also would have to initially live off of some of the proceeds from the house after the sale.Our Amazon business is in online arbitrage, part of which is a not-profitable lead list business.

Live in your rental property and rent out the other units, no better place to learn than your own home3.

We got an enquiry from someone who said they will live in the property for 6 months, and the rest of the time would like to AirBnB it. 

I live in Indiana and there isn't much here besides corn and hills ha ha.