I am finding conflicting information about whether or not this is allowed in Jacksonville, Florida.I've found info stating that the owner must live in one unit and rent the other, or must rent both units to the same tenant, and the two units cannot be rented separately to two different tenants.

Father lives out of state.

There's always a certain number of "don't give a sh**" people out there who are looking for easy places to live where they won't be hassled to pick up their trash, mind the noise, etc.

It is a great investment for someone who is not needing the cashflow, but is looking for a place to find steady appreciation with a modest dividend.

Traditional mortgage, HOA does not allow immediate rental (need to live in it for 2 years), and so I did but with the intent of renting it in the future.

Buy a duplex or more, live in one, rent the other.

While doing so I will have to live in the property for however long that takes as well.

My wife and I are new to this community, and we are currently considering properties in Saratoga Springs New York for living / investment purposes.

I live in Southwestern Connecticut, and am looking for places that are not only ideal for escaping the winter months but also have strong potential for rental income/future resale value of the property.

She wants to continue to live at the rental when she returns, and she a great tenant - so I am going to let her sublet.