Yes, if it's a SFH with a mother-in-law suite or carriage house or something, then you can rent one of the other units.

@Kyle Robarts -- a distressed property would be best suited for a hard money / bridge loan.

I've heard a couple of guys TELL me how gifted they are, usually while wearing a smirk and a cornflower blue suit, some kind of goop in their hair, trying to sell me something.

I would recommend looking up Thach Nguyen on Instagram and following his stuff. 

@Andy Mirza Thankfully I can do both - but what i envision with this is other states will start to follow suit.

I keep seeing ads popping up in my Facebook and Instagram telling me that I missed it, and to check my email for a link, which is a little weird I'm not going to lie.

You could not close on the other property for any reason, so as such, really can't be used to qualify you for another subject property. if subject property 2 fell out of closing, property number 1 would follow suit.

With the job uncertainty and the general COVID uncertainty I think a 6 month lease would suit your situation well.

I don’t think they would but in these times I’m not going to test them. 2-having an umbrella policy for me suites me best overall.

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