We verbally agreed I would apply his last months payment (applied before move in) towards march and he would be out by end of march or if he needed to stay to the end of April and fulfil his lease, then he would pay for April.

(I sure see a lot of people here wanting to House Hack) so maybe that works for the buyer, and gives them a way to pay for increased housing prices while also fulfilling the need for those who want the laptop lifestyle or don't qualify for loans.With aging Baby Boomer population and increased housing prices, and plenty of single parents, I foresee a lot more multi-gen living.I foresee people buying less expensive cars and vacations so they can spend more on housing.

We have identified an open niche in the local market reposition this beautiful asset to an A class and will take advantage of this property’s surprisingly good existing condition to add amenities, rehab interiors, and move this property to fulfill that void, thereby forcing appreciation and creating a strong return for investors.

We have identified an open niche in the local market reposition this beautiful asset to an A class and will take advantage of this property’s surprisingly good existing condition to add amenities, rehab interiors, and move this property to fulfill that void, thereby forcing appreciation and creating a strong return for investors.

I love my career and it is very fulfilling but I do not see myself working for 18 more years then retiring.

I say whether you decide to retire military or simply to fulfill your contract and pursue other endeavors in life that you deserve to be able to do so with confidence. 

As a result, they make improper decisions which result in them not being able to fulfill their responsibilities to the entire membership, and lead to inadequate funding to properly maintain the project.

Then, look at location on Zillow/Redfin (If the location has $100k-$150k homes, the need for affordable housing is not that great in that area, and the park is not fulfilling a need).

Have a PITCH Deck, learn SEC laws, have investors pre lined up, pitched, and pre-comitted to buy into a similar deal when you find one.Know some people who want to partner with you on the GP side, who can fulfill the lender requiements for the GP side.Know your lender requirements to get the loan funded, probably a Fannie loan.You (or your GP Tteam) will also need CASH for the Earnest Money, a Phase I Polution test, SEC Attorney fees, et... and know how to do "Boots on the Ground" due dilligance.You will also need an offering vehicle (probably an LLC) and an SPE LLC(s) setup by your LLC attorney as the holding company and another as it's management company.This outline might make it seem simple, but it's not. 

There is no issue keeping your current home as an OO loan assuming you lived there long enough to fulfil the occupancy requirement (generally 1 year).