Due to work finally catching up with me, one of my thoughts I've been throwing around in my head is the following:The house I am currently living in use to be a two (2) family dwelling.

Self management isn't all that difficult—it requires some dedication and optimism when you find yourself dealing with the more annoying "human" problems (i.e. negotiating a tenant not paying rent or destroying your home, etc.) but there's plenty of tradeoff.

If you're buying a flip project, you'll either need a Vacant Dwelling policy or a Builder's Risk policy. 

It's totally changed my son's reading experience too -- text-to-digital-voice just doesn't communicate meaning the same way that an actual human narrator does. 

As such, we have chosen the strategy of building an expanding portfolio of investment properties.We are interested in acquiring multi-family dwellings throughout the midwest, and maybe Atlanta (more on this in future posts).

I’m not sure about market specific things BUT I know wholesaling IS marketing and human relations.

Generally, rented dwellings cost more then owner occupied homes to insure if the coverage and limits are the same. 

I could get some non interest loans from Habitat of Humanity, if they approve it, then wrap up under the loan when I do refinance it.

This is poor and toxic behavior imo  the fact is though, that S8 are just people no different than anyone else, some are wasting air while most are outstanding humans.

(B) A cause of action may not arise against an owner of real estate in a covered transaction for failure to disclose:(1) that the subject real estate is or was occupied by an individual who was infected with a virus or other disease which has been determined by medical evidence to be highly unlikely to be transmitted through his occupancy of a dwelling place; or(2) that the death of an occupant of a property has occurred or the manner of the death; or(3) public information from the sex offender registry as defined in Article 7, Title 23.