When you start advertising it, then I believe you can't discriminate, and especially if you are using a relator/property manager to help you market the property.Might be easier for you to rent the entire property to one family and for you to rent a smaller place separately.

There are many CPA's on BP that do so.In the meantime - feel free to ask any tax related questions.

(although I live in the Austin area and a hot market is par for the course).https://www.fhfa.gov/Media/PublicAffairs/Pages/FHFA-Announces-Maximum-Conforming-Loan-Limits-for-2018.aspx

Originally posted by @Russell Brazil:You should reach out to @Darren Sager I have been trying to contact Darren for some time now, with zero luck.. he might not look at this page anymore.

I checked out the events page, and it seems like Baltimore events are few and far between.

Relatively small spaces.

Definitely start jumping into the community here and feel free to ask any questions related to Real Estate investing!

It's in relatively good shape, hardly any issues, and the current tenant is very cooperative and responsible, he intends on staying for at least another 2 years.I'm seeing this as an opportunity for my first buy-and-hold property.

We can also probably come up with $25,000 or more in cash in relatively short order. 

If you already own the home you live in, then you can only use a FHA loan for a new property if you:1. are moving because of a work-related transfer2. an increase in family size requires a larger homedirect quote:“FHA will not insure more than one Property as a Principal Residence for any Borrower, except as noted below.