I may or may not have to relocate myself in the near future but would like to understand my options with this house.

Unfortunately it is extremely expensive to live here even with an FHA and my bf and I are unable to relocate at the moment.

The seller was a relocation.

The seller should only get money from the sale of the property in the form of a relocation incentive if the servicer decides to approve that from their NET.

I need someone who can advise on how to properly structure this as I know different types of legal structures are good for different business types (wholesaling vs flip vs buy/hold).Currently looking at either staying in Atlanta or possibly relocating to Florida.

The most popular locations I see people targeting when they relocate is Rose Park ( close to downtown but more reasonably priced) Millcreek, sugarhouse, ( east side if the valley close to mountains and skiing but Still not far from downtown)Then near the University of Utah. 

Most of my tenants are relocating to my area for work, and $3k can sting a bit when you pile all of the cost of relocating from out of state.

@Lee CastroHi Lee,I am going to start investing in Conroe as I would like to relocate there sometime in the future. 

My issue is that I am going to be relocating to SC and my current homeowner insurance company has some specific policies that don't make it seem like they will be the best fit for my landlord policy.

You're going to find you have strong demand from digital nomads, corporate travelers, relocations, insurance placements and many other customer segments.