I do not feel confident in my ability to see all the pros and cons therefore I'm not sure whether this is a deal worth pursuing.

Quick definitions:- Mother-in-law: simply means the basement of a home has a kitchen, separate entrance, and a dividing door or something like that- Accessory Dwelling Unit: means the city has approved the ability of the owner-occupant to rent out a portion of their home.  

Then build MULTIPLE streams of income, the type of income where you earn even while you sleep, month after month, year after year.Top that off with the power of compound interest, the ability to leverage other people’s money and the multitude of other benefits of owning cash flowing real estate and it is easy to see why real estate is responsible for creating more millionaires than any other asset class.BUT (and this is a huge BUT)…many of these benefits are almost exclusively reserved to those who actually OWN (or at least control) the real estate.I’m sure others will have differing  opinions. 

Many direct mail companies have the ability to target housing type.I can't personally help you, but I can connect you with a mail rep in your area if you want, or feel free to message me for further detail.

@Angel GaribayYou will not find a hard money lender to lend on your primary residence with no ability to repay.  

These can be your own prospects, if your marketing is producing them, or from wholesalers and agents.The key to this business is the ability to recognize, structure, and enhance profitable deals.

You should not be putting offers in on properties that you have no ability to close on yourself, period. 

Until managing your own properties is taking away from your ability to pursue your “$1500 $ per hour” tasks.

In my enthusiasm, I overlooked an important element about getting a reliable, trustworthy and affordable local rehab crew.

That will free up your ability to use the FHA loan program again and not have to worry about red tape rules.This will also give you the opportunity to live with your Fiance' and test the waters.