Be a loan officer@Hattie DizmondWhere have you been girl?

If the rent is under the market average when the person goes to buy (most do not) the money they put into the property can't be used as a down payment by loan officers.

http://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/politics/...Interesting information here about ADUs in Seattle.

My name is Charity and I'm an escrow officer in Los Angeles. 

Unless you are a Managing Broker (not sure what the title is in your state) having your own office and conducting RE sales in your name or your company's name, all of your licensed activities are done through your Managing Broker's name/company.Note, the commission check is written in the name of the Managing Broker, not your name.  

Turns out the old version of IE on my office computer doesn't work well with this web site!  

I came across an opportunity to purchase a property that I am leasing for office space. 

I believe that may come in the form of commercial office space.

Over the last couple of years, I have done some investing in multi-family projects as well as office and retail (not as the operator). 

Example: If an employee moves to work at their company's corporate office and they ask about housing, they would have a list of my properties that are available for them to rent, even if it is temporary.