SBA offers a couple of different loans to support real estate and capital expense purchases.

AirBnB 1 unit that supports the entire property.

So I wanted to create a small team where specialization would become the secret to hopeful success of my first "project".  

My heterodox take is that the area cannot support the current price levels.

I've found that when my team and I work like we have 9 to 5's we get way more done in such a short time.

@Kiyong Kim If you stipulate in your lease that they have to move out at the end of one year, or try to rent to someone you know/ someone that may know someone looking for a rental for no longer than a year at a good price, then you should be a little more comfotable with the decision... but even then, it can still get to a point that you take them to evicition court, and have them legally removed, Though if it comes to that, having as much legal documentation explaining the terms of the lease would best support your ability to get back in as quickly as possible. 

I added my year of insurance costs to upfront as well ;) ;) I do have a great team, I'm incredibly grateful for them all.

Edwin shared research his team completed on the Tucson economy.

But with regards to OP’s specific question, in addition to what was mentioned above, I think the book would have you think more broadly about the team you would need to compile to make the situation successful (ie realtor, property manager, lender, and contractor [if necessary]).

Build your team, and equity partners make deals much easier to obtain, but be a team player.