I see owners charging what I think are pretty fair rents to cover their costs...utilities/washer/dryer/furniture/internet and toys...and such...add in vacancy and convenience and to me owner is not getting rich...but the potential tenants on the other hand feel like they're being gouged....of course they are getting paid 2x probably what permanent staff is making, but then don't want to give that up to pay for increased housing costs.   

Hey @Elvise Atem, will this be your permanent residence?

Although this is for Subchapter M, this is relatively consistent with the regs of 48, which states that real property is property consisting of land and improvements to land, such as 1) buildings, 2) inherently permanent structures, and 3) structural components.A “building” generally is any structure or edifice enclosing a space within its walls, usually covered by a roof to provide shelter or housing, parking, offices, displays, or sales space.

Does anyone know any VAs that are consistent, reliable and permanent? 

We also get people relocating to the area that need time to find a permanent residence.

10% down, conventional financing , construction to permanent loan How did you add value to the deal?

My usual standing offer to my tenants is that if they want to make any permanent upgrades to the property, I'll split the cost with them 50/50. 

Hi Mike ,I have been all over Costa Rica and have permanent residency there now, even though I live in Oakland Ca.

Check with local ordinances, but often you can place those "rent to own" sheds right on property lines because they are not considered permanent structures (they are on skids).

I am wondering if anyone has experience working with a partner when the partner was the person living in the house for the actual house hack.For some context, my sister wants to rent for one more year before finding somewhere permanent to live.