Yes, I already asked the tenant that we will need to vacate the house for 2 days to give it a full treatment.

@Kati Finneran Hey Kati...first, good for you...by using BP, and seeking advice, you are practicing risk management...this is an excellent characteristic and one that should be expanded upon going forward...second (and the following advice/statements are very general in nature as I have no knowledge of your deal's specifics or your personal situation), I would move forward if you are willing to educate yourself on the nuances of being a Section 8 landlord...there are some important government-related strings that come attached with subsidized housing...third, I would move forward if you can secure financing that is acceptable to your situation...fourth, I love the HH strategy and were I you, I would make a small investment in Craig Curelop's book "The House Hacking Strategy" so as to learn as much as possible about the approach...finally, in response to your last question, we are always looking to acquire the right investment - always!

You would ask the lender to sign a written agreement that waives or at least limits their ability to seek judgement deficiency.   

When it comes to seeking advice from other investors, ideally you find someone who: is using the same strategy, in the same market, who has pulled if off within the last year or so.

You can go in to careers that don't require college, such as water treatment plant worker, or you can get an education and go into management like I did.

Also seeking legal counsel if someone here can point me in right direction.Recently purchased building with two legal units.

Plan funds have the different tax treatment they have, which is always different than non-plan  funds. 

Is the debt you are seeking reasonable for current market conditions OR are you looking for amazing debt that has a 1 in 20 chance of happening?

I am in the process of approaching you all with crazy determination (I'm kidding but I'm serious :-) I'm actively seeking partners in profit.

In both cases seek out a good real estate attorney.