Hello there, I'm a fairly new investor and have questions about using subject-to financing for a primary residence.

I tried to take my taxes out of escrow - I pay them myself on my primary, and ALL of my rentals - and it was a TOTAL NIGHTMARE.  

Hi, My first rental I bought it as a primary home.

In cities where zoning is residential, there's more flexibility, especially in places like Oregon where legislation was passed a couple years ago to allow "middle housing" in all residential zones regardless of primary zoning.

They all ask me if I intend to use the property as a primary residence.

I am  fairly new to real estate bought a town house in San Diego last year as a primary home.

Also that is not my primary market but poway is 9 of 10 for appreciation this century.  

I'm preparing a house that I bought as a primary residence but now moving out of it and want to rent it outin Philly it can take so much longer than 2-4 months.

I've noticed a trend: the OG's that went through the GFC 2008-2010 meltdown are fine with a low return on equity and cash on cash return, avoiding mortgages and paying with cash, while the Young Bucks are all about maximizing leverage, $0 down strategies, creative financing, "infinite returns", growing the portfolio to the moon as quickly as possible and measuring it by number of doors as the primary metric instead of equity/ actual wealth. 

My sister co-signed for me on a primary in 2019.