Crestridge has a tenant moving in 2 weeks later (nice bonus for my office on that one).Tenant occupancy length on the properties below:2322 Eastover: 18 months2986 Cresthaven: 30 months (Rent for $1,595 the first time, $1,795 the second time)4898 Flamingo: 12 Months (Early Move out, rented out in 30 days back in 2016)948 Perkins: 7 years 4531 Rosswood: 36 months

In our case we sent inquiries to people in our area with similar sized homes and amenities and they were very forth coming with occupancy rates, time commitments and wear and tear questions.  

@Shweta AryaKeep in mind if the property is still in the Exclusive period, only owner occupants can place bids. 

Does the occupancy rate lead to a high enough income for the time and effort spent and compared to long term rentals?

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It showed $8,245 in rent for the month, with 100% occupancy rate at the time and a payment of $2500 for the month.

The major exceptions are:You live in a rental unit with a certificate of occupancy after June 13, 1979, with a few exceptions.

If you figure $995/mo for 2 bed and $695/mo for 1 bed, that's $3680 per month gross revenue at 100% occupancy.  

Hi @Marco Cruzatt, and welcome.I have no idea what a "So Flo" is because I'm a crotchety old man and do not keep up on the crazy slang you young whipper snappers are using, but here's a fun Fannie Mae guideline for you that may be applicable....If that applies to you, you counting as the owner occupant because you're providing housing for Mom who cannot get a mortgage, means that the owner occupant interest rate, down payment requirements, etc, will apply.

But if he is a tenant of yours with a normal tenant-occupant lease, and simultaneously telling a mortgage lender that 123 Main St is their primary residence... obviously he's lying to someone.