Please let me know if that is allowed according to PA Laws.  

Income, employment and DTI would be factors with an owner occupied loan, so if you think you might have issues qualifying, making it strictly an investment property may be your best bet.

Hey @Usman Khan, Here in Denver, CO we have that law and some people will find a co-host who lives there and the co-host obtains the STR license. 

You aren't meant to hold these debt types in place for very long as they have big issues over time.

Let's define "pre-foreclosure" as anything that happens before the actual auction.Under Georgia law, properties must be advertised in the specific county newspaper for four consecutive weeks prior to the auction sale on the first Tuesday of each month.So yes, technically these are "pre-foreclosure" notices!

I'm going to be as lenient as possible I just worry that she could fall 1-2-3 months behind and it's just a really delicate situation to try to collect when she's having major health issues.  

Taking partial payments BEFORE rent is due isn't an issue.

The appraisal I expect to come in at about $650k when it's all said and done meaning the refi at the end of this should result in very little out of pocket in total.The issue for me is the lending side of this deal.

Large lot you can add an ADU, more parking, pool or take the pool out, add mother in law unit, etc.  

It sounds like you've encountered a common issue with mortgage servicers when trying to transfer a property to an LLC.