Another idea for housing economy if you have an office is to rig your office to live in but not sleep in. 

Theres someone living in the side that I will be occupying until the 1st of February, but since I JUST became the owner, would it make sense to reach out and ask them something like "Hey its __ the new owner, just checking in to see how you're doing.

I guess I could do some work-arounds -- maybe reserve one unit in the first purchase for use as an AirBnb, and reserve my own time in it when needed - instead of claiming it as a primary.Are either of you (or anyone) familiar with a finance product/loan that will allow me to purchase under $150,000 (w/ strong credit) and do much of my own work and live-in a portion as a primary residence?  

I grew up north of San Francisco and then moved to live and invest in Reno, NV.

The company I currently use for my other investment homes said they don't offer management for any co living... unless everyone in the home is on one lease.

Quote from @Min Zhang: Cincinnati is one of my favorite cities to live in Ohio.

I'm assuming traveling nurses don't know many people in the area and would know someone to live with. 

Since then I have located the area where they entered and sealed it off, however I'm having trouble killing the ones currently living in the attic.

Quote from @Kamal Martin: Quote from @Julian Zamora:Thanks for the info,No I don't live n PR do you? 

I also live in Tomball and have a similar need for a CPA with heavy RE / investment income experience.Matthew