Third, I was reading Small and Mighty (thanks Nathan Gesner) and found myself doing a "Wait a minute..." when he lays out that for B-ish SFHs he wants at least 6-7% rental income (after expenses), 3% appreciation, relative to the house price.

That will allow the CFPB to investigate your loan and then others through a QC or audit if they feel its a recurring complaint.If you find yourself in need of advice or want to talk about anything related to multifamily rentals purchase or refinance please feel free to reach out. 

In addition to those above-referenced issues related to conversions, the additional unit(s) would require a parking space and enough lot area/gross floor area to meet the requirements in 9-703. 

It would be great to hear about any unique experiences that might resonate with the community.It’s fantastic that you’re open to answering architecture-related questions—there’s definitely a need for that kind of expertise here.

We use DealCheck to underwrite deals and QuickBooks Online for everything related to accounting and numbers.

Another related question I have is how do you go about finding one?

Maybe consider an HSA for the next year.Hire your wife, kids and other relatives.

I've had several LLC's and S-Corps in the past and they are relatively easy to pierce.

Let’s definitely connect—I’m always interested in collaborating or sharing ideas related to investment opportunities in Washington!

I prefer an assignment @William Causey as it keeps me off the chain of title and any issue(s) that go with being in the chain, as well as any additional expenses related to a doublel close.