Yes, to qualify for an FHA loan, you have to live in the property as your owner occupied residence.

Currently residing in a 4 potentially 5 bedroom (needs finished) home near multiple colleges in my area.

I've looked into umbrella policies but because our primary residences are in NYC and not PA, some companies can't offer it to us.Thanks for any insight!

I have a 3 family home that I resIde In and The building next to mine is also a multi family home but the owner does not reside there.

Hey there,I'm brand new to investing in real estate and thinking about getting into multifamily properties.I'm looking for some advice from people who know what they're doing and was hoping that someone may be able to help me here.I've done some homework and educated myself to a point but I don't know anyone with real estate knowledge so I keep telling myself it can't be done (hopefully someone on here will tell me otherwise) Here is my situation: $300,000 in equity from a Single family residence$100,000 cash to investNo limitations on which state to buy in Thanks,Peter Knox

"British Columbia Finance Minister Carole James announced measures targeting foreign buyers and speculators in the first budget since her government was elected on a pledge to make housing more affordable for residents of Canada’s Pacific Coast province.""

No disrespect to the residents, but there’s a reason it’s on sale.

But hold on, we have a resident SC tax lien expert here and he’ll probably chime in.

Wife used to own it as her primary residence before we moved away and turned it into a rental. 

When I first moved to Havelock, NC, I was eager to get my feet wet with my first investment property, after purchasing my primary residence.