The SAFE act has made residential loans, even on a second home, very restricted and a rental single family house in your own name falls under the same category as an OO residence.

With the concern of a slip and fall suit I wonder what the courts consider negligent.

Indian village is filled with renters and those houses are falling apart, Boston Edison is the same thing.

As of now only two of the four units are rented (I'm also be extremely careful about who I rent to since it's M/F).All that being said, I would gage your market closely and if tenants can get the same property as yours cheaper, then they'll do that, so be careful about wanting to raise the rents.

No LLC or CORP cannot borrow money without giving a personal guarantee don't fall for upfront fees that say to buy my LLC or CORP, and you can get a line of credit or loan with no personal guarantee, which is all BS.

If someone slips and falls, is the lawsuit covered by a liability umbrella policy not shown here?

Most banks are so stupid they will believe anything anyone tells them, and if they fall for that where is the crime.

The earnest money forfeiture doc you signed states the only way investors get their earnest money back is if the loan falls through, they may get half back.

The sky is not falling.

If the bank wins our contract falls through.