Why would you spend all your time and energy trying to convert her into a good tenant, knowing you're unlikely to succeed?

Hi,I'm interested in converting my house into a duplex.

We purchased it in November 2020 right before the pandemic at a purchase price of $330,000, a 3 bed 2 bath with a detached garage that was converted into a small room.

In most cases they will try and help where they can.Not saying this is right or wrong but I had a similar situation with a property and after getting past the underwriting and securing it I went to the city (Atlanta) and said I just acquired the property, realized it was a quad that was converted from a duplex sometime in the distant past but the building was still zoned as a duplex and wanted to go through the process of having it moved to a quad.

Hi BP CommunityI am moving and would like to keep my current house and convert it to a rental; however, I need to pull some equity out of the house for the down payment on my new house.

Follow Ryan Dossey on youtube, he shows how he uses propstream and dealmachine to pull lists, market them w/ direct mail and use an effective website to convert them.

But really...I'll probably just convert it to corporate housing at the threshold of whatever legal limitation they impose.  

I am not sure who you are using as your Realtor but I would reach out to a Anthony Wong who specializes in investment rentals or buyig the right primary that can be converted to a rental that will cash flow.

As an update though, we did move ahead and were able to secure a 1X close construction loan that automatically converts to a 30-year fixed rate. 

The outstanding balance after 5 years (60 payments) will be approximately $364,814.The buyer would need to pay this amount at the end of the 5-year term, typically through refinancing or other financial arrangements.Using the Promissory Note for Financing in Florida:The promissory note valued at $400,000 from the sale can be used as collateral.Assuming you can get a loan of 75% of the note's value, you could potentially access $300,000 to assist in purchasing your new home in Florida.This detailed scenario underscores the potential benefits of seller financing, such as generating additional cash flow and converting equity into liquid capital for reinvestment.