I am currently living in the main house, but will soon be moving in the upcoming summer due to another purchase.

I do not recommend assisting in the marketing of this venture.

Eliminate all popcorn ceilings, repaint everything, new flooring throughout, renovate bathrooms, add a bathroom, renovate the kitchen, improve outdoor living, improve curb appeal, and believe it or not, make the garage exceptionally nice.

Eliminate all popcorn ceilings, repaint everything, new flooring throughout, renovate bathrooms, add a bathroom, renovate the kitchen, improve outdoor living, improve curb appeal, and believe it or not, make the garage exceptionally nice.

The plan is to short term rent some rooms, or mid-term, and live in the primary until its doing so well I have to move out and refocus on a previous renovation that has stopped until this one is complete.

And if you are living off all $200k, you will not have more to invest to keep your income growing.So all told, if you are feeling burnt out, I encourage you to find a way to resolve that.  

There are many alternatives you can use, I would urge you to check your local laws but I know here in Cleveland, OH we can charge an increased deposit or we can also require a guarantor (who can have different credit req. then someone living in the unit) It's important that no matter what you do you do it for everyone going forward, making exceptions for screening for some but not all can become a Fair Housing issue. 

We are looking for reliable sites and resources that can assist us in finding these properties.

We've lived in Jacksonville, FL for the past 3 years and recently moved to the Orlando, FL area.

.- Yes, I'm relatively new to this - in my first property I lived in it while doing the rehab myself and then rented it out for awhile before selling.