I am planning to make a bid on a home today with this current situation, but I'm not necessarily certain of the details or how that works if the property is fully occupied.

I have a question about SB 330, which was just extended until 2030 with the signing of SB 8.I have a fourplex in LA County (not city) that is fully occupied.

I'm new to house hacking, and right now I have 2 of my 3 rooms occupied. 

And I have kept most of my short-term rental units occupied all year long.

Can anyone recommend a Florida lease agreement geared toward an owner occupied property or would a standard contract suffice? 

Tenant occupied etc?

If you send your realtor 8 houses you want to see, you would typically expect to be able to see them soon... although it might depend on how much demand there is, whether the house is occupied, whether the sellers have put any time restrictions in place, etc.3.

Welcome Micaela, sounds like you are doing pretty well with taking all the right steps. if you’re looking to take a more passive role in your real estate and want the benefits of diversification there are funds available to accredited investors that are designed to allow investors the opportunity for ownership of institutional investment grade property that is occupied by regional, national, and Fortune 500 credited companies.

Here are a few other things outside of what i listed previously (scope of work, payment schedule, deadlines, and what is due on completion) .Work hours & conditions- aka if they are doing work on a occupied property, I don't want them there at 5AM or 10PM.

You could refinance either of the properties but the owner occupied property will yield you a lower rate and a higher LTV for the cash out.