If there is fire, smoke, water, or storm damage to the unit  and they are forced to move out while repairs are being made - the Renters policy will pay a set amount of money towards their temporary residence (hotel) until they can find a more permanent place to live or you are ready to have them move back in.

So I figured sky commuters would be willing to fly 30 minutes from DC to get to their residence, and assumed a 15 minute trip to wherever they needed to take off from (this was all pre-9/11 of course). 

Are you planning on continuing to invest in multi-family residences with family?

That would give you a general idea of what your home would be worth.I personally bought my primary residence as at 3/1.

Hi everyone,I plan to rent my house which has been my primary residence for 5 years, and move in with my fiancé .I am a single mother with 15 year old twin daughters.

I've since found a couple credit unions in FL where I reside and have also found two credit unions that will do it.

@Dave Foster I have a 3 Family building bought for $1M in 2015 : two 1bed apt as rentals and a duplex(plus basement and backyard) which I have occupied as primary residence for the last 3 years.

The house was originally a primary residence but was converted to a rental property when they moved a number of years ago.

@Bob Floss II I agree, one of the intermediate-term tailwinds of SE WI is the migration of some IL residents to lower tax areas, NW Indiana has also added residents from this trend.  

We also rent out our previous residence.