I've lived abroad for the past 12 years, but my permanent address is in Michigan where I'm a resident (gotta love MI taxes lol).

This also assumes that any shortage of cars is permanent - or at least permanent enough to make the liability of owning a new car and insuring it for this type of purpose shaky.

So if you wanted to sell the investment after time and use this as your primary & house hacking until ‘dream home’ days, you could sell and pay off the original loan balance and go this route or pay off original loan amount without selling and keeping it and apply for the one time benefit restoration - which is not the same as entitlement re- installment for active/permanent change of station orders or foreclosed upon properties. 

Seems like an easier house hack to me than a duplex/tri/quad where you have more permanent neighbors. 

Or what people have experienced in the past when getting a construction to permanent loan on a multi rental project. 

Check with the assessor in that area and see if it will reduce your assessment and, thus, your property taxes.In some places, concrete is considered "permanent" and is assessed higher than asphalt which is considered temporary. 

One would think that the market would at some point rebalance to make it more attractive to choose this model as a reward for giving up flexibility and the potential comfort in being able to set up camp permanently. 

Warmer temperatures, but slight rain or drizzles every day, made it sprout.Won't bet the actual drainage tube for about 4 weeks, to install the permanent water outlet.The first picture shows two islands with concrete around the sides. 

I've used this cash in the past for all cash purchases and then later cash out refinancing.I'd like to use this 300k equity in my properties as a down payment on a bigger commercial investment property instead of continuing the single family BRRRR strategy.To go down this route I would ideally like to turn this equity into longer term fixed cash(more permanent money) instead of interest only, variable rates, HELOC's(more temporary money).I know the obvious answer is to just do Cash Out Refinances on my properties to get them locked in on 30 year fixed mortgages.

It's tough to get a mobile home loan without it being on a permanent foundation.