Jalen,I don't have an answer, but I just want to extend KUDOs to you for having so much foresight and ambition to be thinking and planning like this.

The house that I live in is very easily devideble.

The cost of living is extremely low compared to other cities and you can still many many positive cash flowing and 1% deals here.

Specifically, how to go about managing unrelated persons living together per county or city ordinance and lease structure. 

So I told the seller, I got a bad vibe from this, sounds like this lady is going to live to a hundred, and rent control laws, as well as laws protecting tenants over 62 here in NYC make it impossible to get rid of her.

I am asking because the below-grade basement is not counted toward living space in Kentucky, even if it is finished, and I was told that appraisers count only half of the basement space when valuing the property.

Since our 2022 taxes were due in October 2023 (CA extended due date), we knew that we wouldn’t find another CPA to do our taxes in time, so we allowed Brad Doran and Alan Kirkham to match us with another ‘WealthAbility CPA’ to complete our tax prep and filing, while they worked on coordinating a refund for us… a refund that was promised to us repeatedly, but still has yet to come to fruition.Alan Kirkham is WealthAbility’s client success manager who is amazing at lying about doing things he has no intention of doing like providing a refund.

But I guess my best option is to just purchase it at the current interest rate since I still need somewhere to live.

Live in the 1 unit while renting the others.

I lived in Katy growing up.