I use Kristin Jones with McKinney Insurance for my primary and rental properties.

If it isn’t I’d look at renting or buying a primary residence first, then investing.

I've used it for legal questions in the past and just recently used it substantially with the purchase of my new home (primary residence).

I’m looking into using this as our primary residence as a newly weds (will get married in May) and will be our starter home.

@Josh Fernandez When you buy a foreclosed home you still have to go through the traditional closing steps as if you were buying a traditional sale.

However it used to be our primary residence and we became accidental landlords when we moved. 

Can you share a link or information about your workspace set up, and what your primary uses are for your business.Thanks in advance!!!

Happy to hear or connect with anyone who rents their primary home out while living there in Denver.

Then your cash flow is great or you can refinance and pull all the cash out for another deal.Here is what else I like:You purchased it for $150,000 and loan is $138,700 so you only have $11,300 into the property which is only 7.5% down payment - I am doing 25% down with traditional lenders!

Only one primary residence per individual or married couple qualifies for the Louisiana Homestead Exemption.