There's nothing illegal about it, but it's a huge risk.You typically want tenants to make a combined income of 3x the rent but that becomes dangerous once you have three or more unrelated individuals pooling their resources. 

Bought two lots for cheap and combined them.

Combine the both and you get the results you’re looking for.

The ceiling lights function good without grounds, but that could be a case-by-case situation.

My fiancee and I are planning on continuing our live-in flips.  However, since we are both going to be working remotely, we were thinking about living in our next home from September to January, then traveling in a va...

The house is fully functional, so they haven't lost anything.

Look up redRoosterpm.comI don’t know how great they are yet as I just met the owner Eric at a Men’s Church function in Dec and after chatting about real estate come to find out he owned his own PM company.seems like a very nice guy.

If your property has sufficient equity, most banks will allow you to get a HELOC up to 70%-80% (or more sometimes) of CLTV (Combined Loan to Value).

My wife and I were only able to invest a little less than $10,000 in our respective Roth IRAs before our combined income disqualified us from contributing anymore.

If the kitchen is fully functioning then yes.