Credit requirements may be the same but the. income requirement is different.If you invest in single-family homes for rentals, once you have built up your portfolio and have your positive cash-flowing assets maybe a % of the portfolio can be set aside for below-market rents.My opinion- You have to make $ first so that you are in the position to give back.

This is how you can keep the same system, same home layout, and just make a minor change to how the extra bedroom is filed with the cityAlthough not a pleasant surprise like you mentioned, luckily this is a very minor issue in reality and everything they're telling you is accurate.

I believe we are both on the same boat, in terms of equity and being new.

An experienced entrepreneur in the same field has offered a partnership, planning to invest $25,000 with a projected $50,000 profit.

Hope to hear from you, have a great day!

It passed the code of the day and 25 years is not that old for a home.

So purchase --> fix --> rent (in your case occupy) --> refinance.Househacking is where you take advantage of owner occupied incentives (including but not limited to 5% down and lower interest rates) while renting either rooms or separate apartments in the same property.With your situation, you can totally do both. 

I mean they can buy a very custom home from me for 750 to 850k  and sell their old 50 year old tired home for almost the same thing big difference you dont step over the homeless walking to starbucks.

If you plan to stay there a long time 10+ years then likely the value will be the same or likely greater even if prices soften in between.

After speaking to the listing agent I found that all but one buyer had the same experience.