The regulations are basically 1) You must be the permanent resident of the unit you wish to rent, 2) You must be registered with the City as a business and as a short-term rental, and 3) You may only rent 90 unhosted nights per year.

I took the lease back to my bank and they converted me into a permanent loan.

Key things to consider/evaluate in any geo area: job growth, population growth, major employers in the area (ensure these are permanent ones, f.e. hospital), town/city population size, supply vs demand for housing and what type of housing.

Our savings rate is high but we haven't bought a permanent residence yet.. 1. because our rent is so cheap 2. because we are weighing the options of purchasing a multi-family apartment or something similar 3. because we are a little bit scared of the process.Should we start by purchasing ourselves a home, live in it, fix it up and put it on the rental market or go ahead and start looking for a multi-family unit to purchase with the possibility of living in one of the units & using an FHA 203k loan? 

I have been talking out the new provision tax reform added.There is a possibility of avoiding a tax on your sale and also permanently avoiding tax on your new reinvestments with what’s called qualified opportunity zone. 

I believe for SCRA to apply you have to receive permanent change of station orders, or orders to deploy for not less than 90 days. 

 Not to beat a dead horse but I’ve had some replies to my former discussion, which indicates to me that in my quest to find my first flip property, not counting the last two houses over the last 4 1/2 years that I have successfully turned over for a profit using 2 30-year conventional loans, I can actually purchase a property using my S Corp.The only problem is,  I would need to live in the property that I am fixing up, as I currently do not have a permanent home-base.

Can I get a construction to permanent build loan on an existing property in the state of Tennessee?

Mudjacking is cheaper and not always more permanent.

While the travel has been loads of fun, I'm looking to establish more of a permanent base, as well as somewhere with more affordable rents than Nashville.