My question is about temporary/seasonal/surplus housing, and whether or not anyone here would have anything available that would be cost effective for the duration of each assignment..?

There are so many cascading effects to consider,.There is so much more to talk about this topic that it is hard to convey through typing. 

The purchase was effective when the deed was signed and delivered to you.  

I want to learn how to flip houses, I know learning everything myself is not very effective, I need a mentor.

This has the practical effect of me having investor clients out there that I've done mortgages for already that are "permanently preapproved" for however much cash they have on hand for down payment plus closing costs because while I do not know what their DTI will be, I do know that it will go *down,* meaning that I do not care about it.Note that the lesser of current lease agreements or appraised market rent will be used, unless you can demonstrate that the current tenant will be departing the residence.

Effectively completed the commercial real estate due diligence and document handling of a 26 property sale. 

So enter, stage left, the "new guideline" that just came into effect 7 days ago, that no one can show you a copy of dated 7 days ago, and THAT'S the reason your loan is jammed up.

Though it all comes down to the fact if you have a blanket inspection contingency in effect you can back out for any reason at all!

It's proven effective over time.

I am in that camp ...) unlimited ice melt for each unit in winter (again, win/win as they can fling away if they find a slick spot, reducing risks and helping)) flower baskets hung in spring (then I even let them adopt an annual to water so I don't have to drive by and check them)...) responsive service and active maintenance ( maintenance is also about tenant satisfaction, so I try not to lose a good tenant due to a slow drain, broken closet, loose door knob, etc)Finally, I think it was Leigh Robinson (or maybe Jay P.