Same rules, same guidelines, same rate, just no occupancy requirement.Working with the right loan officer makes all the difference...Best of luck!

The easy way around that is to follow the number 1 rule of holding, which is, do not leave your holdings on an exchange. 

I'm helping my clients do the same and we see deals that hit the 1% rule, are cash flowing, and have lots of appreciation potential due to the growing macroeconomics of the area.

Eg, I told them around 20 days before about parking rules in my property and forwarded them the HOA rules, but they were still asking me for it 20 days after.

Rules bigger pocket we want to keep site informative not about services information. 

That said, if the property you're attempting to finance is materially larger than the properties you currently operate (IE - you're trying to finance a 30 unit building, but have only operated a series of 4-plexes to date), then sometimes this rule gets thrown out the window and you'll still be subject to the "Limited Multifamily Experience Sponsor" re-sizing parameters. 

I keep hearing the 50% rule and the 1% rule i was wondering what they are and how would they apply to a house hack?

You clearly don't know what your doing and should NOT, by the rules and codes of NAR, be a primary listing agent on anything right now.

I’ve made rules and stick to them.

I plan to hang my license with my uncle’s brokerage, and since Virginia has lenient reciprocity rules, this will allow me flexibility in both states.