Additionally, we hoped to use an FHA loan on a property in California once we were done paying for my school and thought that having a rental property would knock out that option.We did discuss it though- I'm trying to make sure that I'm not throwing artificial barriers in my own path since I know that's an easy thing to do to distract oneself from actually making difficult decisions and taking concrete action.

My fear is that it would be wasted money and effort if the buyer will likely knock out the adjoining wall of the closest to make an ensuite.Any thoughts would be much appreciated! 

Not sure how that would hold up if you ever got in trouble for it, but keep in mind there are no FHA police that are going to randomly show up at the property to make sure you are living there, so I don't think it is a huge deal to knock out the work in that room and then move in.

All of my renewal notices go out in one shot, re-execution of leases happens in a condensed window, and the few turnovers that we have, we can focus on and knock out. 

I suspect he would say get rid of all your CC cards.. and then what ever income you have start paying them down.. for me I would concentrate on paying minimum on all but one knock out one then go to the next one..

I’m looking to knock out full Reno and need full time workers.

I invest in Philly but live in California, still don't own a house out here because it's mega expensive lol but if i lived in Philly i'd house hack to knock out my rent expense and own a prop at the same time.

Having 2 or even 5 close together isn’t a bad idea unless the whole town is propped up on 1 industry and a plant closure could knock out the whole local economy.

I would knock out building the garage with the MIL suite first.

And that way, you can always pick up those great projects (great for GC with a crew and horror story for regular flipper) and easily leverage your existing team to knock out that "real money".