Biden is planning to pass a bill where it would help first gen homebuyers and give them 25k for both the closing cost and down payment.

This means that the property will typically not pass a conventional or government type appraisal.

There's give and take in congress, and certain centrist Democrats in the Senate are not going to vote to pass a bill that boosts the top tax rate on capital gains to 40%. 

They are registered (if you see NMLSR, that's what the R is, registered), and that registration is good nationwide (or, more accurately, wherever the depository is authorized to do business).Loan originators at mortgage banks, as well as loan originators that are mortgage brokers, have to complete coursework and pass a test to get a license, and it's a state specific license.

Sometimes people will know their partner has something that does will not pass a background check or credit check. 

Family members have been living in it since I moved out, but they're vacating May 31st.To hold it (and rent it out legally), I'll need a DC business license and pass a home inspection. 

However, if you can find something that can pass as a "Mother-in-Law" Suite, which a much more common feature on a house, then I don't think you will find much trouble.

It has to be move-in ready and pass a fairly strict inspection that's done to the same standards as FHA or VA loans.The property must be in an eligible area, but they interpret "rural" pretty loosely. 

On the other hand, Arvada allows investment Airbnbs, as does Wheat Ridge, Centennial and (soon to be) Adams County, and it seems like Westminster might pass a law later this year to allow it.You mentioned a duplex. 

Pass a 9 panel drug screen.