I just read an article, which is not in English so I am not sharing, that the Parliament in Portugal mandated that landlords cannot evict elderly (65+) and/or handicapped  if they'd been renting the same dwelling for 15 years or more.

.: "A taxpayer may claim a credit of 30% of qualified expenditures for a system that serves a dwelling unit located in the United States that is owned and used as a residence by the taxpayer."

.: "A taxpayer may claim a credit of 30% of qualified expenditures for a system that serves a dwelling unit located in the United States that is owned and used as a residence by the taxpayer."

I would like to thank you a ton for such a beautiful explanation and tips.You will leave the Dwelling in good and clean condition, and you will repair any damage that was caused by yourself or others, normal wear and tear excepted.No I don’t have any proof – However if you can get a statement from the person living below you that the leaking into her ceiling was happening before you moved in then you have a case.It was a small mug 900ml mug and we are paying $1300 rent.

Have done lots of reading of online material, books, etc. and simply need some human contact. 

Owner occupant restrictions are sometimes placed on subsidized housing such as Habitat for Humanity homes and some foreclosed homes sold by HUD. 

I prefer multi family dwellings for buy and holds.

So I hope you have a good career planned, and as a secondary play, I wouldn't call it investing, I'd just call it a smart beginning to make your primary dwelling a duplex, and have tenants help pay your student debt.

(Accessory dwelling units), and some specifically don't allow renting them for profit.Search for "accessory building" also.

Looking at the zoning ordinance quick, the RN zone allows for single family, duplex and attached dwelling units.