I bought a property with their assistance (they matched me with a local seller).

I would love something that matches the 2% rule, but it just does not happen in our market unless there is a blue moon.  

Your scenario is a model match for FNMA "providing housing for parents" financing.

In many cases when an employer matches in a 401k, this return is almost instantly a better.

@Jd Martin can you get the new stucco to match the old stucco without completely redoing it? 

If it seemed to check out so far I would just ask who the owner of the property is and match it up with the county data base.

On the flip side, the rents are not that much higher to match the increased price.

I already have a 401k with employer matching, a Stash account with about a thousand dollars, and plenty of savings.

When using a 401k loan do your normal contributions (and matching funds from your employer) count towards repayment of the loan?

This means looking at the lease and all notices in change of terms and addendums to confirm that the security deposit, rental rate, move-in date, lease expiration, etc match the rent roll.