Thus, the need to look elsewhere.Still, there is this factor I'm questioning which may be the discomfort that keeps me from going this route.

If it's legal to do so in your area- to me it seems most intelligent to distance yourself from this discomfort as soon as possible.

Google cognitive dissonance and you'll understand the true agenda for their presentation. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cognitive_dissonance"The discomfort is triggered by the person's belief clashing with new information perceived, [or perceived new information, which is neither new nor informative] wherein the individual tries to find a way to resolve the contradiction to reduce their discomfort."

House hacking may not be for you, but every method involves risk, expense and discomfort.

They're written to avoid basis switching and also reflect the IRS' general discomfort with non-arms-length dealings, but they end up limiting a lot of very valuable improvements. 

If this is a cause of some discomfort for you, deal with it.Similar to Jason's experience, my last 20+ appraisals have ALL come in at or above value so I must be doing something right.

Running your numbers is important and can also help give confidence that you're making a strong decision even when discomfort kicks in.Keeping track of the things to do while under contract was a little disorganized; so had a couple of things to scramble for before closing.

Don't let a little money, your pride, the discomfort of trying something new or a fear of failing prevent your success!

The sheer inconvenience/discomfort this puts the prospective renter pool in would be enough in my book not to try it.

We also find it slightly discomforting to have letters mailed directly to us rather than the LLC.