I have section 8 rentals as well as non section 8 rentals.

Initially, we planned on house-hacking a multifamily property.

But if its in a good area, well presented and priced, it sees multiple offers still.

That is their job to walk with you through the entire process including the time periods and identifying the requirements for reinvestment as well as documentation. 

Oh well, perhaps that's another person who relocated.But then her work reference was for a remote job based out of Pennsylvania, and the number for her reference there was also a 952 number. 

These options would still keep your costs down while offering practical benefits that could attract a larger demographic of renters.Starting with one of these simpler conversions also gives you the flexibility to explore more ambitious plans down the road once you have a better understanding of the property's potential and your own budget constraints.Hope this helps clarify the options.

I built some new construction up in Ocala area and it was uber frustrating as well getting permits my GC I hired though finished the projects although it took way longer ( not his fault) So for us it was not a great investment we made a little return but nothing that was commiserate with the risk.I think this is an issue with FLA  with the uber growth going on  etc.

Airbnb and Vrbo were straightforward, but I want to learn the MTR side.Thank you.Use Airbnb and VRBO for your MTR client sourcing as well.

I've never owned an ADU and I'm concerned about how it'll influence the primary which I also plan to list and rent. 

I have a couple STRs in metro areas and they do not do nearly as well as the homes on lakes do.