A lease for a year while you get settled in a new area and settling down with work is not a bad thing.

We work with 25, 000+ hosts across Canada and are quickly expanding throughout North America.

I am 4.5 yrs out of college and work with a telecom real estate fund and have always wanted to invest in real estate on my own.

Now that we are onboarding I am finding out that there is no integration.

Make no mistake. 

I could very easily hit the threshold for a month in one weekend without a qualified applicant and no way to proceed in sending out these forms for a signature. 

Rental Demand ShiftsRemote Work: The increase in remote work has changed where people want to live.

I have no debt and have managed to save a significant amount of money.

Yes @Michael Smythe I was planning on but I also have a small room in NYC (where I work) so the days I don’t want to drive I would stay here and go back to PA weekends but I spoke to a lender and said I would not qualify for that since it’s a bit far from my job and they might think I’m doing mortgage fraud it’s just complicated so she recommends just doing a conventional loan with 15-20% down payment and use it as an investment property Which at that point I’m not sure if it’s worth it.

We also sell some of the duplex as 1/2...so sometimes it is listed as duplex, the pictures make it look like duplex, but really it is 1/2.Another strategy might be to buy 1 with 5% down, live in it a year, then move to the next one as a primary and use 5% down and repeat as long as you can...and of course if the numbers work.