I wouldn't go 1 day because the rate would be prohibitive, but 2 years may get you a decent rate in the 7's.Stephanie

That would end up being cost prohibitive for me as I review hundreds and hundreds of properties a month - would be easier to hire a remote assistant.

I know my landlord insurance prohibits tenants from using the property as anything but a residence. 

The biggest problem they had was not knowing how to control access to themselves.Fair Housing prohibits discrimination on familial status.

Then your Custodian/Administrator will send the funds from your account.There are a couple rules and prohibited transactions/ persons.

You are not allowed to use conventional financing because it would require personal guarantee - which is prohibited by the IRS rules.

Anything can be fixed but many are cost prohibitive. 

Just my opinion (part time eXp-er): if it isn't cost prohibitive and doesn't detract from your goals, then why not.

If not, boot him because his criminal history does not coincide with MY company policy and procedure which prohibits anyone convicted of a sex crime.If he does have a lease, I would ask my attorney if the negotiations could include the current owners getting him off the premises.  

mhmm so than if the house sells before you have the new house framed up and (not sure about inspection timings and requirements in your area) it takes a year to complete it than where will you be sleeping... i guess if you had your DL adressed there and you stayed at your parents or a friends place you would be technically living there because they don't know if you have a mobile home parked there or not unless the area specifically prohibits it.... its very possible you could save the money on the taxes without ever moving into the new home but I'm no lawyer or tax specialist so you shouldn't take my word for it and it may not exactly be the most legal or ethical way to do so...