Quote from @Candi Kham: Section 8 has a lot of good and bad, but it's difficult to make a wise decision when you don't know all the ins and outs.

@Rolando De la CruzCongratulations on your recent graduation and your decision to dive into real estate investing with a house hack!

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Would love to know what criteria or spreadsheets or other decision making tools you use to make the decision of where to invest. 2.

That should help you with your decision.

@John DeanIf it’s going to be owner occupied then you should use a loan servicer as its required by law in most states and for every incorrect statement you send every month you are committing CFPB violations and if the borrower defaults you are technically not allowed to collect interest - in some states if they have a good attorney and default they could wipe you out in legal fees…My bigger question is why would you seller finance?

This could also mean making decisions that allow your business to operate independently from restrictive partnerships, heavy reliance on a single client, or dependence on specific market conditions.

Regarding your options, both have their unique benefits, and your decision might come down to your personal goals and comfort with managing properties.Continuing to House Hack: Staying in your current home and purchasing another single family or duplex to rent out can be a great way to expand your portfolio while maintaining the comfortable cash flow you’re accustomed to.

Make a decision, gut decision and go with it and don't look back.  

You're the co-signer, not the owner, so it would be his decision on whether to sell it or not.