(If so, you have to be grandfathered in under the old rules or be outside of a 500-foot radius of any other existing non-owner-occupied STR) Or are you talking about a basement apartment/mother-in-law suite in a primary residence?

Continued4) Check for co-signors- I have one young tenant that has a mother who makes over 250k year who co-signed.5) In my state (Washington) Pay or Vacate notices are prohibited (until 4/17) however you should provide each delinquent tenant a statement of their account to help them document their needs to relief agencies.6) All out of work tenants will get something, unemployment, mail money etc. they should make a contribution to rent even if its not 100%. 

Complete house hacks may not always be possible, but heavy mortgage supplementation is definitely possible and worth shooting for, as tons of homes here have mother-in-law units (or Ohana units) on the property for great rental income.

Hello BP family,I am a 45-year old mother of soon-to-be five.  

Most Likely I will be getting a duplex or mother in law single family.

Essentially, the current loan is under my father (age 69) and we are considering refinancing under my name and/or mother.

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I'm married, and we are looking for my mother to live in an in-law unit on the same property.

I'm married, and we are looking for my mother to live in an in-law unit on the same property.

My mother purchasing a home and needs a cosign if I cosign for her would that prevent me from getting accepted for FHA in the near future for myself?