Looking to "house hack" at some point in the near future (recent grad stashing cash for now) to take advantage of a more favorable interest rate and pay less down, and had a question: Say I "hack" Property #1 for a year getting a primary residence interest rate, and move out after a year (and now rent out the entirety of Property #1) and repeat the process with a new property, Property #2, for which I get a primary residence interest rate as I intend to occupy it for a year.

I’ll be profiting a few hundred dollars after paying the entirety of the house payment and when I eventually move out in a year, the property should cash flow nicely with both units rented out. 

Once they feel as if their words are being valued and acted on (while still getting first dibs on my deals) conversations about real estate and investing in its entirety became so much more casual and their willingness to help me increased because they knew their advice didn’t die at the conversation

IF the debt holder only demands 8% INTEREST then you as the owner would get more than 10% COC... this is because the property spits out 10% CAP Rate but the debt holder is happy with 8% INTEREST, so the residual (which would be higher than 10% COC) will go to you, the owner.I will reread your post in its entirety later and comment further.Cheers...

@Michael SpittlerI will use your advice in its entirety moving forward.

., these are often arbitrary personal opinions that should not reflect poorly on the entirety of the management company.6.

As previously stated, if the occupant has a legitimate lease (not saying they do or do not), the lease survives the foreclosure in its entirety.

I have had 6 tenants over 4 years and they have all paid the entirety of their rent (though a few times late). 

As far as budget, yes, he's always on budget and has been known to....well never mind, you wouldn't believe me ;) "A title search of other investors" - not sure what you mean....she solely owns it in it's entirety. 

Where can I find the entirety of real estate/rental law?