Branadon Gillis is who I have used in Jonesboro, he's a great guy and an investor himself. 870-919-3262Tell him I sent you. 

There were homes with awkward floorplans and you could easily add an extra 1-2 bedrooms within the existing floor plans.

@Lucy Bennet, that was awkwardly phrased (but twas the real me - not AI :).What I meant was trying to use a primary residence loan to complete a 1031 exchange. 

It would be an awkward situation if they found out after living there for a while that you were actually the owner. 

I wonder could anything been done differently due to the awkwardness of the boss being your tenant?

There was some awkward dialogue about that 'not making any sense'.

I've already urged the listing Broker and agents to educate Seller as to the benefits of pmm... higher sales price, ultimately more money from interest payments, relief from liability and dealing with awkward leases, putting an end to nearly 2 years of marketing, etc.

I'm sure it's profitable, but idk if I wanna deal with the fallout of the clientele who would be attracted to the area.It would be owner-occupied, but I wouldn't be super happy about having that be a requirement to operate since that would force me into an awkward position if I wanted to use owner-occupied financing in a future purchase.

We should have been more diligent about implementing late fees, but honestly it just felt a bit awkward since we live in the building as well and see this tenant around the property.

I am thinking though (I don't know if its a New York thing) but if I call somebody and I am like "Hi I am Isaac, I want to ask you a little bit about the area, hows the community, etc etc" Isn't it a little awkward, the person is going to be like "F You, who the hell are you calling me asking about the area??!?"