Noy only do you need a 7, and arguably a 63/65, you need to be affiliated with a broker dealer.

The other issue, one that is arguably able to be fixed, is that I am self-employed (forever) and my income has taken a hit over the last two years.

Certainly not with a lender that has an arguably adversarial relationship with the home owner as they attempt to foreclose on the property.

If a 25 year old has $500,000 net worth, it is arguably better than a 65 year old with $1M.Keep in mind on your student loan credit. it only reduces your taxable income.

If your business is wholesaling, flipping, rentals, etc and you engage in those activities in a state other than your entity's home state, then you are arguably "in business" in the other state.

(much like Lancaster and Palmdale which are larger and closer to L.A. so, arguably Ridgecrest is even MORE volatile than they are...)

All of which means that if you have to move it (quickly) then it's arguably going to take more time than the 4-plexes.

I'm not a lawyer, just stating that it appears confusing to the average person, so if tenant considers it means no showings, it may be very hard to evict on that premise, especially if a judge agrees she could arguably see that it was meant that way.  

But they are arguably the most popular investments in Hawaii, particularly vacation rentals.

Paying off the house is arguable, but does make your expenses lower while getting closure to financial independence.