Hey Tramon, I'm not a truck driver, but i've worked with investors from all different industries.

Hi Heather, Your lending options can vary greatly depending on what type of property you are looking at. 1-4 units, 5-10, and beyond will have different types of lenders and more importantly different loan options. 1-4 you will have the options of FHA/local banks/conventional.

That being said each city has different approaches to this type of thing - so, yes, we are aware of cities that are not as friendly to roommate housing and avoid them for that reason.

My main concern is the $525k figure.

It is not going to be our main residence and it will be a rental property for a few years before we sell it.

Planning ahead can be challenging when two nearly identical loans get UW and conditioned in very different ways at the same lender.  

I mainly want to know if we both should be on the lease or it doesn't matter if it's one owner or both on the lease? 

Very very different tenants, costs to operate and jurisdictional issues. 

As the documents read in state federal courts such as Connecticut and Maine and probably other court locations. 

Hi all,That is definitely a misleading headline and to be clear I just scanned the article but the past few weeks I've been reading numerous other articles about the proposed bills as well as the proposed bills themselves.The main goals of the proposed legislation is to give counties the ability to disallow 30 day rentals.