So, also yes, affordability is a real issue for a lot of people. 

As long as you're doing longterm leases and you vett tenants well, HOA shouldn't be an issue.

Better to lose some rent than to have a significant issue with a tenant that would have the protections of a long term renter.   

Every time I rent to individuals less than that there are delinquent payment issues.

The whole Lady bird/FHA thing can have some hiccups and going FHA for your parent’s home will cause issues with you getting the next FHA home.Instead do a gift of Equity going Fannie Mae 5% down (use the gift of equity) to cover and for any closing costs.

If it is a duplex and silent on the issue and you offered it to this tenant gratis your state law may say something about it.

No pets means no pets.I usually explain to the tenants that it is an insurance issue.

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If you can't emotionally separate from it, then it's best to sell it and invest the money in a different property.

Property purchased late 2018, so seasoning is not an issue. yes renovations were done sone time ago.The lender is involved in BP, so I’ll leave it at that.