Hey @Mike Chmielewski - This is a bit of a grey area, but realistically, if this is your first home, & within commutable distance to your employer, and you'd like to owner occupy it, that's a really straight forward transaction.People move for legitimate reasons quickly all the time - (Job location change, not comfortable in the area, opportunity to move into a single family, etc.)Happy to chat a bit further about this offline.

There are plenty of degrees out there that are useful in producing thoughtful citizens, but they don't do much beyond that, and therefore, the applicable career path for that skillset may legitimately be McDonald's.

I’m aware that most lender in the 90-100% range are less-than-legitimate.

You want the operating agreement and other documents so that your LLC is a legitimate business and the corporate veil is not pierced.

Correct, he is not currently an "employee", but I plan on getting him a payroll set up by January, that way he can right off the expense of labor, and he's doing things legitimately.

The Will was recorded as well, with a supporting document signed by the deceased’ sister in law and the heir (sons) uncle, who is also an attorney, the called the document an Oath by Non-Subscribing Parties, verifying that the handwriting was of the deceased and legitimate.

Do you mean a talented carpenter who can do anything, or do you mean a legitimate, State-sanctioned, insured licensed General Contractor?

I don't see a good out unless the tenant shows up with the two months' rent and gives you a legitimate reason.

If you have a legitimate business in place then the business would sponsor Solo 401k.

We don't know if they are legitimate or not.