As long as my properties in a good shape, good tenants are available, I am able to manage them easily,  and I have very little headache while managing I will continue to invest in real estate.

You won't get the best rate, but as long as the numbers work...

Unless you are buying in a bad location or buying a distressed property, I don't see how you could lose out, as long as you hold the property a few years.

Stay as long as you like without paying!"

It's certainly possible as long as your income isn't absolutely zero, but something you'll need to talk with various lenders in your area about.  

In this case, as long as we have home renovation insurance - does this mitigate the 'uninsurable' aspect you mentioned, @Tim Herman?

Just keep doing deals, so long as they are good deals.

Lenders don't really care where the money comes from any longer as long as it's there.You can also look into seller-financing but that's putting the carriage in front of the horse at the moment.Best of luck.

The laws basically state that you can continue to use it in the same capacity as long as there isn't a break of over 12months.

You can actually add an entire floor on to a house with people in it below as long as you can tent the structure to protect from rain.