The problem is that our primary residence is in my name and I don't make enough working part time as a nurse to cover our primary residence mortgage and do a second home mortgage on paper.

The only thing is my regular job as a nurse I don't make enough to cover the cost of our primary residence mortgage and the second home mortage on paper.

Do you guys think that this deal would make sense or should I wait for something that I could cash flow on even with occupying part of the residence? 

It is excessive to deny a new tenant because their prior residence had an infestetion!

So we started thinking of ways we could entice residents of the neighborhood to rent rehabbed homes without the fear of not being able to afford rent and the property generates guaranteed rent role without high tenant turnover or encountering high vacancy rates.

So we started thinking of ways we could entice residents of the neighborhood to rent rehabbed homes without the fear of not being able to afford rent and the property generates guaranteed rent role without high tenant turnover or encountering high vacancy rates.

I have been saved a number of times, by being a landlord who resides in the place that I rent out. 

Do you have other assets that require protection (for example, in some states, the main residence itself has homestead protection)?

Do you feel that the property will most likely sell to primary residents or perhaps investors? 

I recently had some water damage to my personal residents and need a lot of work done to get everything fixed, such as kitchen cabnets hardwood floor and counter tops.