I loathe that style, and I couldn't do it from another hemisphere if I tried.

Some of the photos in the listing were okay, but flip your camera as people are used to seeing things wider than they are tall (ie landscape orientation, not portrait).

The 203K seems more restrictive than Home Style and Home Ready but I'm not sure if there are any other downsides in the non-FHA options that I am not seeing. 

In the future, we plan to be more conscious about cheap and affordable style choices.

The first floor is reconstructed into a salon and the second and third floor are now a comfortable Loft style townhome.

If you really like this style, maybe look for an A-frame in different location that will fit your investment goals.  

My family has property there and honestly there is a lot of In-Law style units that are already there which the gov has just looked the other way on, this is a move to make it official..

I like the idea of sticking to 1 type of investment style however im sure we will move house to house to flip every 2-4 years so I'm not considering that splitting up my styles that much.

You can actually do ceiling mount units, units that look like picture frames, as well as several other styles.

Re-designed the interior layout, added square footage, added master deck, and re-designed the exterior from dated Tudor style to Modern Farmhouse.