As a note investor, we rarely if ever originate loans for owner occupied, we would rather buy on secondary market at a discount. 

For the best interest rate, we would need the property to be occupied at that point.

You can fix it up but to owner occupy and update I think that wouldn't be allowed. 

While right now only 2/4 units are occupied, there is still money coming in every month instead of having to foot the mortgage by myself completely.

If it's occupied, you'll need a landlord policy.

Divide the total bill by the number of inclusive days to get a prorated amount, then multiply that by the number of days occupied by the tenant, deduct from their deposit, refund the remainder.

Did you change your insurance to landlord instead of owner occupied?

The seller has started the eviction process. 2 unit should be delivered vacant and 2 occupied.

As long as you occupy 1 of the 4 units, you can have yourself up and going out the gate with 3 rentals all while using your amazing VA loan benefits!

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