Since I was born and raised in Phoenix, I figured I'd start there. 

They actually will usually automatically send it to you after you close and they figure out it's a rental. 

I have an incentive of $25,000 for going with the builder-specific lender, and I'm trying to figure out the best way to utilize it.

His story was, he failed in business 2 times and figured it out on the 3rd go around. 3billion later i got to take a picture with him.I also failed 2 times.

I'm still trying to figure out the best strategy - keep affordable or transition to market rate.  

Extensions are likely granted, if needed.You will receive $3k relocation assistance at the end ( unless you have other liens, back due water/sewer/HOA etc. ) You can also stay in the home until the sale closes, which gives you at least a few months payment free to be able to figure out where you will relocate.

Hi guys, I was about to ask the same Gisell is asking, I'm about to close my first rental prop, a triplex and still figuring out best way to collect rent.

Have a system in place already if you ever grow bigger or expand, don't have to change it later or figure it out later. 

In single count, the ADU development costs are too high to typically not have a negative initial equity position   Good luck Sounds like you got it figured out.

The homebuilder could have figured it out how to maintain overall grading/drainage of the site, but it was more so needed to satisfy the City.