Low Break-Even Occupancy
The break-even occupancy is the number of units that must be rented for the building to meet its overhead costs. The lower the break-even occupancy, the more likely the building is to survive...

Any tips or advice?

Does anybody have any tips on what is the difference because I’m kind of confused because both of them you have to pay mortgage insurance until 20% of what I know.

Pro-tip: Replace your HVAC filters after construction!

Do you have any troubleshooting or tuning tips to diagnose and address why some of the registers are having weak to no air flow?

They left the unit in pretty rough shape: smoke damage in every room, ceiling fan broken, bedroom door broken in half, trash left behind, food rotting in fridge, and just general damage throughout.

Looking for advice and tips on how to start and set up these meet ups.

If I get higher then all the better but not crushed if cannot get the very tip top of market. 

Also, every tip on how to spot a good and caring CPA will be highly appreciated!

Since this is a second home/vacation rental, it wouldn't make since to have multiple properties in the same destination (ex. not owning 3 properties in broken bow), don't the 10 properties need to be spread out?