This led him to average a new home purchase every month for the first year and a half, and soon he had true financial freedom and quit his 9–5.

$50-99,999     333 $100,000-149,999      941 $150,000-199,999      1286 $200,000-249,999      668 $250,000-299,999      262 $300,000-349,999      132_____Owner Occupied with Equity $50-99,999      673 $100,000-149,999      3044 $150,000-199,999      7986 $200,000-249,999      6462 $250,000-299,999      3526 $300,000-349,999      2018You can also look at individual zips to see how many are there, based on the range you decide upon.There are additional criteria that you can use to look at your market such as owner age, number of properties owned, length of ownership or financial stability scores.

Her having financial problems stinks but you aren't a charity (if you are, I'll give you my address).

What obligations do I have to the squatter's stuff?

I believe it would be treated like any lien obligation.

Chris, If a multiple owner LLC is using a key principal's funds and financial strength for the acquisition of a multifamily asset, are you saying that remaining LLC owner's financials are not considered?

Brendan, I am not knowledgeable about FHA or conventional residential financing, but I think you need to meet your FHA obligation, which may involve living in it for at least a year, and the refi lender may want seasoning of 6-12 months.  

The idea would be to get a 203k loan which has the same terms as a FHA, I've ran the numbers and financially it wouldn't be too taxing on us to be able to afford the mortgage up to around $325k

You’d have to give more information about what prices you’re seeing and what your goals are.Everyone wants “financial freedom” but it’s usually difficult to achieve.

"Relocating due to military obligations/service" or something a little more fancy then that would be the closest I would do to acknowledging anything involving the military, at least while you are still in.