Owner's policy is one time fee based on sale price covers you as long as you stay on title (owners title policy is higher).

You are allowed to have up to 10 conventional mortgages, so as long as you live in the house for a year, you could continue this process until you have built up a pretty nice portfolio of cash-flowing properties.

I am wondering if an LLC can even be named on an FHA loan as long as one of the owners lives within the residence.

I know that we must uphold their leases as long as they are valid.

If you can get seller financing for the entire buy, stretch it out as long as you can...depending on the terms of course.

Hey @Nick Philippakos, You can always house hack an FHA loan as long as it's a multi-family and you are the primary resident in one of the units.

You also get to run a ton of comps for clients on houses they'll never buy.It can be very rewarding, as long as the relationship is mutually beneficial.

As long as you give folks an experience they can’t get in their own backyard you will win.

Regardless of whether you pay cash or finance, you can still make money as long as your numbers work out.

As long as you have the $$ (outside of the HELOC) for 20-25% down, you can keep on buying houses, cash, with this strategy.As you've already realized, you biggest roadblock here will likely be just finding a decent deal here in Atlanta.