I had to do a similar evaluation for a friend contemplating selling their primary residence or refinance.

In an ultra-progressive assault on for profit rental housing the mechanism for such take over will come to be through the Sec8 and Sec45 programs.

My husband and I are contemplating purchasing a condo or small house in one of the desert cities (near Rancho Mirage/Palm Springs/Indio/etc.), that we would enjoy in the summer half of the year and then rent to snowbirds during the winter half of the year.

So I've been contemplating house hacking our next property and renting out the current one we live in now.

Wasps don't build a nest in a matter of seconds turning a once great place to live into a war zone plagued by aerial assault of the dreaded wasp. 

The person I was trying to evict was bringing drugs to the property and had gang members threatened and sexually assault my one and only renter who has filed a police report  and has now moved out because the girl kept bringing that same person over.

I’ve been contemplating building an addition on my primary residence and turning it into a house hacking opportunity.

This is my first off-Market, seller-financed  deal and I would love to hear your stories or any wisdom or advice that you can pass along as I go through this process That  would not only benefit me but others contemplating to go the off market, seller financed route.

We contemplated if we wanted to adjust our criteria.

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