Since your property is already all cash, if they're perceiving a near correction they'd jump right into a total all cash investment through the 1031 that provided a good return and had a 1-2 year exit so they could come out if wanted and take advantage of a buy opportunity. 

You haven't described a scenario that would qualify for one of the exceptions, so a "straight no" is the correct response.......Also, you know that FHA loans aren't the only low down payment options out there, right? 

Under my current FHA loan, am I understanding correctly that I'm perfectly within my own legal right to AirBnb the OTHER two units?

Can someone just confirm that I'm thinking correctly on this matter that just came up please...I'm buying a duplex here in central Arkansas and there is a tenant already in place in one of the sides that has lived there since 2012. 

It’s a McQuay wall unit - not sure if that’s the correct term.

Same GC for Houston deals but feel I need a project manager to keep tabs on him to be sure this gets done correctly and stays on time here. 

Correct?

If so, the vinyl may be expanding too much (i.e. the window was not built correctly)(2) If all windows are doing this, is there structural problems with the building (i.e. do you see cracking in the masonry).You would not be able to screw in the vinyl as that will only cause more future damageIf all windows are doing this, I would lean towards faulty windows but hard to tell without being there to see it. 

Ellis, Congratulations on getting the correct mindset and pushing yourself to begin as a real estate investor!

Some of my assumptions:1) The market will correct soon.