Or looking for a single-family with a mother-in-law or something you could convert to work for your house-hacking goals.   

If I form an LLC, the rates on long term rental loans are higher, which will eat into the cash flows.In a recent episode of Real Estate Rookie, the mother-son duo used hard money as first-time investors without an entity.

Hi everyone, I'm originally from New York City but currently, I live in Newark, NJ and I'm a mother of a baby boy.

My wife and I bought our house about a year ago with the intention of using the mother-in-law basement as a long-term rental.

Girlfriend will not move from the area because her son has gone to school here for years and her mother helps with him.

The goal was two-fold: 1. find a good home with good schools near enough to the city center and hopefully walking distance to things to do. 2. find a home with an income suite (basement apartment, mother-in-law suite, etc.) 

So we started our STR by looking for a home with a Mother-in-law apartment in it.

The mother has use of the house until she passes, but she has been put into a nursing home.

In MO, there are only 2 ways to get the EM back if you're the buyer. 1.

I bought a house with a mother in law apartment.