I made the upstairs unit in a nice Airbnb unit which I'm currently getting around $2400 monthly average.

I know I can only buy up to 4-units and I have house hacked before so I am not afraid of that investment strategy.

The part that I'm caught up on is that in IRS Publication 523, page 11, it says the following, which is where I think my situation is a little different because I rented out bedrooms rather than units in a X-plex:The home is under my name, but we were planning on filing jointly.

We're not a Quicken Clone, loan advisors are experts in all manner of programs, "blending technology with a handshake".Quick highlights - 1-4 unit, business statement loans, down to 660 up to 90% CLTV and more.

I always visit multi-unit properties during the nighttime and weekends to see what type people live in the neighborhood and in the properties I am considering to purchase.

Unit B has unexpected capex of $xx,xxx3.  

I'm currently doing a rehab on a 7 unit multifamily that I own.

I have a 4 unit building in Long Beach CA and looking for alternative rental property insurance companies.

This will further hurt the "small guy", cheaper houses and units that already have to constantly compete on price. 

I have a rental unit that falls under the Los Angeles rent stabilization ordinance.