I was planning to pay $1.4 or $1.5 for it.

I read somewhere I could 1031 the portion of the property that I’m renting (ADU), and pay capital gains tax as normal on the portion I’m living in?

if your buddy has a lease that runs through July 2025 and has been paying rent on time with no lease violations, the landlord generally cannot just terminate the lease early without cause.

Week of 8/11 - 8/17:Accomplishments:- Received PUD approval for 135 SFH site in Leesburg, FL.- Received an offer for one of our new construction homes in Palm Bay, FL.- Completed a 7-minute speech at my local Toastmasters organization. 

So for this program if you qualify and are able to afford the full value of the home you only have to pay the mortgage on 50% and then after 3 years you can sell the home and keep half of the profits and any extra equity or gain in value and buy another home in another area?   

A lot of people in California have been looking at investing out of state in more landlord-friendly markets where they don't have rent control and it's easier to evict non-paying tenants. 

The good thing is he did listen to me and did exactly that and confirmed the leak was due to installation of that RTU, but only on 1 side (Carlisle denied to pay for this sor we paid for the repair). 

Projected CF after the first year is $650 after PITI, Vacay, Repair, capex, Etc.Purchased under market rent as tenants were paying $880 m/o.

The work was good enough but you definitely get what you pay for.

but it's not 2016 anymore.it's just to pay the same, or less than, you would renting.I'm going to use simple numbers. say you could rent for $2000 a month, or you could house hack, and if you house hack, you'd still need to pay $1432 toward the mortgage after collecting rent. this is way, way better. why?