The only thing dropping are occupied buildings in NYC.

My latest find is a Tri-Plex built in 1979 that is currently fully occupied. 

Let them know that the persons occupying the house are not authorized to be there, they are not in possession of a lease issued by you as the owner or any agent of yours, and that you believe fraud and other illegal activities are occurring there.

You can qualify for a crazy low down payment FHA loan and decent interest rates on an owner occupied duplex.

We may be putting a (very first ever) offer on a “Tenants in place/occupied” property.

Despite the heat of the market right now, if you find a property that makes sense, to which you can offset your living expenses, and have cash flow later as an occupied rental, the answer seems obvious to me!

I used an owner occupied FHA loan to purchase the property.

I would like you to explore buying a multifamily property with no down payment and using your $90K to either A) renovate the building, B) negotiate a cash-for-keys with one or more tenants, or C) do both.Simply investing in an owner-occupied duplex or triplex will lower your monthly cost of living while allowing you to build more equity.

Hello,Had a couple of questions on the current MH seller financing market:1)  With all of the subprime lenders that appear to be offering low-down financing on owner-occupy mobiles (especially on land) is there still a demand for offering seller financing on mobiles on land that I might want to fix up and offer to sell on terms? 

Houses that are occupied we limit the showings to twice a week.