It all comes down to your experience, and ability to schedule and organize the project, subs, materials, etc. 

personally I would tell them that rather then supries him with notice to move out whenever it goes in to contract it might make more sense have him look for a new place now and then he can move out on his schedule rather then need to hussle to find a place when you go under contract

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@Cris LarreoUpen is correct.The answer is you'll need a portfolio lender with a long amortization schedule (to keep the payment low) and a short prepay (no more than 3 years with the option to buy it down to 1).PM me and I'll point you in the right direction.Stephanie

Closing is scheduled beginning of May.

@Chris Masoncall scheduled with WF UW at 3pm... waiting to see what he has to say....This is all math...

In Late 2015, i had to buy a new HVAC which meant that in addition to depreciating my house, i started depreciating my HVAC on a 27.5 year schedule. in 4/2016, renters moved out and I moved back in 9/2016 after unsuccessfully being able to rent it.

Seems like a hassle unless you had a pick up schedule built in as a lease addendum.

Here is the story....I was out jogging one day and decided to take a left corner on a routine run instead of the usual straight run.

I was thinking about letting my kids live here and doing my normal routine here, letting them remain in school here, and just going "home" 4-5 nights a week and coming back before they wake up.