There is 2 VERY different ways people are going about these sub2's today that make it impossible to say anything on sub2 without defining which one is doing; the "shady-as-hell" popularized trending way, or the well capitalized, professional, trying not to do things shady AND ready to make things right if anything blows back way, which let's be honest maybe 5% of those in the space practice today. 

I was digging more for the tax strategies aspect but you make a good call out.

Be prepared for this aspect when assessing and analyzing deals.

Define your long-term goals carefully, determine your ideal outcome, plan ahead, and refrain from spending any money until you have thoroughly evaluated all your options.

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Clearly define the term, monthly payment, and security, deposit, tenant(s), landlord(s)2.

Happy to help you bring the goals into focus and advise on all aspects!

I don't mind moving here and house hacking, I currently rent and actually really enjoy the area from what I've seen, so that is definately an option.

The latest conversations at the city council meeting was about the various aspects of enforcement, part of the plan is to require the vendors to place Caps on accounts that rent in areas where this legislation has passed. 

Not an attorney - typically it is defined as moving into the property 60-90 days after closing and living there for a year.