For federally designated rural areas only, income capped, and generally no house hacking.http://www.rd.usda.gov/files/fact-sheet/RD-FactShe...

Copperas Creek Designs my online store is on Etsy.com 

@Kris Haskins If your market is as hot as mine then I would just pull the plug and put it back on the market and accept only conventional finance or cash offers...price it aggressively to attract more buyers. 

Yes, I have designed on Vista Print in the past, will look into Moo.Thank you Roger!

With payoff amounts for each property written into the note they are well designed for rotating properties without undoing the whole loan. 

just saying the attraction to mid west is usually for those that are completely priced out of the local market Like many in CA or even here in PDX.. but in Central Oregon there are many price points and rent points that will match mid west.. and you don't have the long distance risk ..

Maybe you don't know RE but you're a finance whiz or a design whiz.

It's not clear to me whether I should value it more like a Tosa property or more like a west side Milw property.What I like about the neighborhood:- In Tosa school district- Near all the cool North Ave retail activity- Might attract tenants attached to the Medical CollegeWhat I dislike:- Proximity to rougher areas of Milw- Immediate area is mostly scrubby retail like nail salonsYour thoughts?

In my experience, properly designed, constructed and maintained flat roofs aren't any more problematic than pitched roofs.  

Yes, I believe we may see some slowdown, but Houston is still a very strong, more diversified than ever, economy that continues to attract people from other areas.