Check in with @Joseph Chiofalo for a quick second lender look.

He has even come to my personal house to pick up money and some things I ordered from Amazon to be installed in the property, and fronted some of his own money to keep things moving while I wait for the draw from my lender to clear.

If you feel like sharing copies of the docs (privately of course) it would be great to see how the property was titled on the deed and how the title insurance reflected the lien priority for what sounds like might be separate notes/DTs for each investor (rather than all listed on same note/DT with a % interest)?

This is privately arranged property management. 

The right lender should understand this.

You'll need to get your lender's permission first.

Any help or recommendations for an investor-friendly lender would be great. 

Even with private/seller financing, if you're househacking, the lender will still be subject to the ATR rule and ignoring this will cause problems for everyone.

Sounds like Hunter will be able to give you great advice, but if you want to hear from a regular investor who's not an agent or PM or lender, I'm happy to chime in.

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