Im fascinated by coasts investorS who think D is for Delirious amounts of profits. 

 I want to thank you on front BP community .I'm trying to purchase a mixed-use property using a FHA loan these are the details on the property the property has three Apartments and one commercial space which I believe is less than 49% of the residential part of the property.I was  Told by one lender that yes I can buy this property because is less then 5 unit.

I plan to present detailed math with AVR, pictures, timeframe and exit strategy.

BDS has a good Change of Use or Occupancy flyer - https://www.portlandoregon.gov/bds/article/125287 - that lists the exact situation I'm curious about: "changing a house or duplex in a non-residential zone to a short-term vacation rental," but I can't find more detail about it anywhere else.The City has no shortage of info about accessory short-term rentals that Airbnb will partner with Portland to enforce permits for next year, but I'm interested in requirements for non-accessory short-term vacation rentals (as articulated in that link) located in non-residential zones.

@Robbie Reutzel, would you mind explaining the 45-50% rule in just a little more detail please?

I don't have all of the details, but I worry that the management company could be taking advantage of them.I do not have the capacity to get involved and am not educated in this area, but was wondering if anyone has general advice on how she and the other condo owners could best seek to protect themselves and resolve their dispute with the management company?

There are a lot of details missing here.

Just make sure you understand those details before House Hacking with a conventional loan.

Both were older homes but sold quickly afterwards.Keep us posted with all the details!

How do you give them the information they need for the loan without giving them all the details of your possible profit?