When house hacking it’s definitely a challenge to find the right balance between investing and lifestyle.

On 100% of the balance.

These are two very different and separate loans (completely independent of each other, I think it is safe to say), with entirely different parties and collateral.The unit owner's mortgage, originated prior to 2017, with a current balance of $800,000, I would think, should be totally exempt from the $750,000 limit. 

Buildium help suggests setting up a bank account and running it with a negative balance. 

They can also split move-in cost into payments over 3 months in WA and 6 months in Seattle.I would add that they have no outstanding balances with a prior landlord.

Upon winning the bid 10% needs to be paid in cash or bank check, when would the balance be due?

Sorry for the bad news, but just stating facts.So balance the costs of things, as previously said, then also think about the cost of any potential rate increase that will probably happen IF a good storm comes through.= You make a claim, yes your rates will most likely go up.= You don't make a claim, but most others do ... your rates will probably go up!

In our market, this can come with a lifestyle balance as many of the more affordable areas to buy multiunits are not always the trendiest, but you cannot beat paying yourself in equity instead of giving that to someone else.

Here are some things to consider when deciding whether to lower the rent: Evaluate Market Demand,Assess Feedback, Be Flexible, Remember, finding the right balance between maximizing rental income and minimizing vacancy is key to successful property management.

Meanwhile, operators who have legitimate balance sheets and large portfolios don't hide behind the curtains....ever stop to think why that's the case?