This is a basement apartment, I not only advise to run a dehumidifier but I stress to her the importance of doing so in the summer months, and provide her with a brand new, 400$ dehumidifier when she moved in.

With buying a house hack - you quickly learn what ownership is, how to manage current tenants and pre-vet new tenants, how while you're owning the property - you're investing in yourself and not someone else's own property by just paying the landlord rent.What's fun about this game is it really does not matter how old you are when you're getting started.

I just created an LLC for my new rental property.

Target ARV is 200-250k. 

Looking forward to meeting some new faces.

Sure, its not likely that the next tenants move in and the fan drops out of the ceiling because it wasn't properly installed by the prior tenants and then the new tenants are mad at you, but that's where my mind goes when I hear about tenants installing things they want without help or supervision.

Once you move on to a second property, you’ll likely need to refinance out of the FHA loan to free up that option for a new home purchase or switch to a conventional loan for future properties.Your Home in Year 3: Planning to use an FHA loan for your personal home in Year 3 is possible, but make sure you meet the FHA criteria at that time.

I was told that only the new owner can sign off.

I am very new, with my first tenant moving in yesterday.

He missed the target by nearly a month and we ended up paying holding costs, HOA, Utilities etc for an extra 6 months until finally selling in the spring for a reduced price.