If I can get a 15-20% ROI (appreciation, depreciation, cash flow, mortgage paydown, write offs), and 9.5% on the funds I take out, would that be worth getting double taxed?

If there is a loan involved, you must have the mortgage companies' permission to transfer ownership.

You want to invest just to have a place to live and potentially offsetting your mortgage payment by renting out the vacated rooms or having x amount of cashflow in the future?

These investment specific mortgage products are all asset based. 

The leases end in October and August, so if I were to buy it with a loan I would eat a part of the mortgage for four months on one property and six months on another.

Has anyone else received an email from Airbnb saying that the Task tool will stop working on April 20th?
What are you going to do to avoid having your operations interrupted? I'm already transferring all my informati...

I have a cousin in Florida that is moving and would love to come to an agreed price on their place but just take over the mortgage instead of securing my own loan as I am looking for it as an investment and would be required to do 20% down (which I would not have). 

With this mortgage, that would save me $22,500.

We got lucky and bought a SFH in North Park right before things went wild, so we've got a great interest rate and a steal of a mortgage, considering what folks are dealing with right now.

Existing homes are driven by supply and demand.