Just depends, yours is a unique version.

I plan on renting the apt to offset the mortgage.The place needed a little work (fix up one room, new floors, putting in whole new kitchen), so I got an FHA 203k loan - streamlined version. 

But you can get bond index funds in either mutual fund or ETF version, over the short term the differences between he two shouldn't matter much, so don't waste time agonizing over which is better.

Account Closed You will sign an affidavit or a couple versions of an affidavit during the contract process swearing that you will make one of the units your primary residence.  

This is the new millennium version of penny stocks, now $1K stocks.

The short version is this.

Premier, like my Quicken version- the Intuit website says it is for Investments and Rental Property but I'm interested in what others here use. 

I'd personally send out my own version of letters to change it up on a quarterly basis.

I re-posted an updated version of this question here:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/88/topics/421...

This is a simplified version of this answer, but you make money by the difference of what you pay in interest (as well as other expenses) and what you make from rent.