I have about 5 more years before building is completely paid off.In these situations I wonder if its better to just sell the building soon or repair.

And while i haven't seen it reflected in the monthly reports, from helping some house hacking clients and some other first-time buyers in Denver lately, I can feel the market heating up -- more homes going in the first weekend, more going for over asking, more multiple offer situation. if you're breaking even, then great.

Also, the NMLS ID are different in different states as well as same in multiple states.  

B) Maybe because of 'A', sellers' agents prefer them so if you're in a competitive situation, you want all the help you can get.General competence.

TIA. a shipping container home. you can buy them prebuilt. stack them like "apartments" or connect multiple for larger units. structurally sound, weather and fire resistant. they look cool. and because of their size the entire house can be built in a shop (no bad weather days holding up a build.) loaded on a truck and unloaded at your site.

It's a "too good to be true" situation as far as I'm concerned.  

It’s a very weird situation, but to sum it up I live in the home already, helping to care for her.  

Not sure if it fits your situation but that is what we did.

I think the "short term loophole" is probably a great way for tax benefits for my situation, just not sure if I'd be ready to commit to something more active like that.

That's when my bright thought hit me: why not educate and collaborate with these aspiring investors to create a win-win situation?