I haven’t heard that the Biden administration want to overturn single family zoning laws nationally, but presuming that was a goal it would be the single biggest role back of government intervention in property rights in recent memory.

@Tyler Smith presumably you’ve modeled out all possible options to house hack (ie sfh, duplex, tri, quad, etc)?

You don't care about the house anymore, you sold it, it no longer belongs to you, it just backs up the mortgage you granted the buyer.You are presumably honest and you make your payment on the underlying VA loan (a liability to you).

Assuming you're not doing this full time and will continue working as a RN, you could still presumably contribute to these retirement accounts along the way, ideally resulting in a good balance of investments in real estate and investments in retirement funds at your later stage in life.

Originally posted by @Brooks Rembert:Yes, presuming your ARV supports 75% equity after your rehab, most lenders will refinance the property. 

That presumes that if you owned the property and did STR then everything is fine. 

I gather (presume) most investors were accustomed to seeing a specific type of landscape and knew the possibilities. 

I'm sure you've learned many things along the way that I don't know about, and would not presume to know about.

It’s been on/off market since 2016 and foreclosed in late 2019 so presumably it’s already a write-off for the bank’s 2019 taxes.

If he/she wants housing for his family he either has to a) agree to a lesser percentage to compensate you for the loss in profits as a result of the (presumably) discounted rent or b) find his own investment property to rent to family members.Should we even get into the trouble and headaches that often arise from renting to family members?