I thought TDY was something temporary but his home would still be here.

We’re honestly not even looking for cash flow but just want to decrease our expenses so that we could save up money quicker.

The lawyer for our HOA had a different interpretation of a similar clause.Renting a property out for short term for somebody to sleep in and use as a temporary dwelling "probably" conforms to the usage of a property for residential purposes. 

Especially as we go into a winter session where sales start to slow down and purchase prices decrease.

Then the retire older and more experienced Police Officers, then Teachers.So, you would expect more burned out vacant buildings, increase in crime and decrease in the quality of schools in neighborhoods that cannot make corrective measures.

It appears to give you a temporary boost based on finding good financing.

Even a few days of delay here or there will add up (in both time and cost), and there’s nothing as frustrating as being stuck in temporary housing while the builders are idle because you’re waiting on a fixture!

From there you can run your ow pro-forma, compare to similar properties, see where there's opportunity to decrease expenses to up the NOI, whatever. 

In your opinion is having a higher net worth or using that equity to make another investment and temporarily decreasing your net worth and being highly leveraged the better move in the current market?

Condo prices showed no releanting either with sales in August totaling 2,618 transactions, marking a 1.1 percent decrease from a year earlier.