You run the risk of being precisely wrong as opposed to approximately right.

You'll need PRECISE measurements, and will have to give their CAD guy a few bucks for setting up the machine.  

I dont find it that odd, if the tenant was home, it could have been that they went to the store or to his vehicle for some reason, and was coming back in, instead of bothering the friend to let them in, he just tossed the friend the keys, not odd at all. now if he is there more than the 2 weeks in my lease then its a problem. when we visit my bro-in-law in Ohio, he gives us keys, as he has classes, and we come and go, not at all odd. 

I am very interested in real estate investment as a vehicle to generate passive income.

Unlike the smaller stuff, the rationale, and therefore the underwriting is much too fluid, and I haven't seen a spreadsheet yet that could be at once totally precise and totally stable.

Building Coverage – this mitigates and restores the building from covered losses and this coverage is required by lenders to secure loans.Building Coverage – i.e. fire, wind, water, vehicle impacts and other elements of structural damage.Loss of Rents/ Business Income Coverage– pays for loss of rental income when a building that is rented to others is damaged by a covered loss.

My first purchase was a 12 unit (3 fourplexes to be precise), but that was a different situation.

@Shalay CanoWholesaling, like driving a vehicle, is legal as long as you don't step outside the law. 

Uber/Lyft on the weekends if you have an eligible vehicle.

What do you know about the finance vehicle, if there is one?