My current property manager said he's not equipped to handle MTRs at the moment, and basically said if I plan to go this route I'll need to find a new PM. 

Patience, seller had contact issues and banker switched to two separate loans at the last moment.

The entire property & casualty market is a mess at the moment with carriers being unprofitable across the board and many becoming insolvent or shutting down in states where they were least profitable and/or were not allowed to take the rate increases they were asking for (rate increases have to be approved by each states dept of insurance they don't just get to jack the rates up because they want to)If you are in a REIA reach out to some of the players there and see who they recommend.

Hello to all my beautiful people , a thought came to my head and I wanted to ask you all.

Purchase price: $415,000 Cash invested: $65,000 Sale price: $515,000House hacked with this beautifully remodeled duplexWhat made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

I know I can invest out of state but I am ready not ready to house hack in another state at the moment since I have a family.Another strategy I am looking into is section 8 investing.

She started yelling and screaming and I'll be honest, I wanted to match her energy in the moment.

These plans are beautiful inventories of zoning, demographics, income, traffic patterns, etc. but now what?

@Angelica Valde let's assume for a moment that the loan won't care if you re-zone it after closing (which is the most likely scenario)...how would you qualify for the loan when you refinanced?  

Reunion is beautiful with great amenities, but not considered investor friendly.