He only provided basic information for his pre-approval BEFORE my listing ever hit the MLS or was under contract.

Having only done 2 transactions last year, I am a good example of 'basic' as it gets when it comes to fees.

Yes, the borrower may have ownership interest in another residential property if they do not occupy the property, and the Seller documents that the borrower meets at least one of the following conditions: They inherited an ownership interest in the property and share ownership with another party.They own the property with another person who has been assigned the debt associated with the property by a court order, such as a divorce decree.They are a cosigner or guarantor on a mortgage, and someone other than the borrower has made payments on that mortgage for at least the most recent 12 months."

From the CA court website:"If you pay rent once a month, you have to give your landlord 30 days’ notice in writing.

This is a very basic example, but it should get the point across.

For some renting a "private room", they can use basically the entire house excluding my master bedroom.If you have 2 extra bedrooms you could make two totally separate listings - one for each room.

@Sai T.Looks like an unpaid water bill turns into a property Lien in New Jersey:  http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/2016/Bills/S1500/1367...And in Pennsylvania:  http://www.nochumson.com/articles/commonwealth-court-refuses-extinguish-municipal-liens

Been looking at du-plexes, tri-plexes, fourplexes, de-tached houses, casitas, basically anything we can hack.  

The 203k consultant will basically set a reasonable timeline for the repairs to be complete.

Basically, the day after we buy it with cash, we are putting a mortgage on it for 60k.