With that said, acquiring a park with park owned homes is not a complete deal killer as long as you have a smart strategy to convert the homes to tenant owned and the experience to renovate and sell them.

As long as you have access to cash/reserves you'll be fine.  

I agree that there should be no issues renting from a friend/family member as long as none of the lodging allowance comes to me, so that will still be an option in the future. 

I said yes, as long as the individual passes a credit check and background screening (through Cozy.co).

@Zack Thiesen usually the assessment is unchanged for many years, in some counties maybe as long as 20 or 30 years.

My kid is in high school and he's allowed to listen to music and stare at his screen as long as his work is done.

We still think Richmond is in an excellent position to keep growing so we will continue to buy in this market right now as long as our BRRRR numbers check out! 

And that expense will only keep going down as long as rents go up.

Technically yes, however most banks don't really care so long as you are paying your bills. 

Then you basically use the HELOC as your checking account - you put paychecks into it and pay bills out of it - and as long as you are making more than you're spending, the balance will gradually go down.