It creates an exception under the Fair housing act when it comes to discriminating against familial status. 

Wouldn't one of the tax benefits be setting up your LLC and then electing S Corp tax status?

Right now I'm in negotiations for a group of properties where the listing agent was wrong about: 1.) current lease/rent levels, 2.) zoning, 3.) historic status, and 4.) lot lines for a parcel of land.

To live there for "free" is not honoring the fact that parents own 32% of the duplex.Granted, this 32/68 partnership would work better if both units of the duplex were rented for income....but you're seeking owner-occupied status for a more favorable loan.

The purchase was $115,000 and the projected ARV is $165,000.Also, my insurer (REIGuard) only provides "basic" coverage when it is in vacant status.

Not sure if this requires the same 'accredited' status.

She wanted to rent our apartment for 8 months until the marital home was sold as part of the divorce, and they planned to put the home on sale the next spring.  

This property could be the subject of a marital property settlement agreement or judgment.

It has been legal with the city of Sedro Wolley (I called to confirm) and it status is legal non-conforming (since it was built before the new zoning changes).

I have inactive provisional broker status in NC.