You will probably want to just put a heavy-duty door in between the two units when you build that dividing wall.

I am currently active-duty in the U.S.

I had access to the VA loan from my time as an active duty Army officer and I wanted to put it to good use to buy a 2 in 1 home for my family and rental property!

I understand that all banks will have different requirements but since I am Active Duty and do not make a ton of money and I will have one mortgage already (If everything works out) will that be a red flag for the banks?

Greetings,I am a active duty Army Officer.

When a listing agent also becomes a buyers agent, a transactional broker, on the same contract they have duties to both clients.

My husband is active duty military, and I've been in real estate for 18yrs-never been in residential, and never listed a property. 

Return on Investment (ROI): Determine the financial return by analyzing metrics like cost per lead, cost per conversion, and customer acquisition cost.In conclusion, tracking KPIs for lead generation, education, and conversion is vital for businesses seeking to optimize their marketing efforts.

There are two possible solutions for this challenge:1) Have them sign a market rent lease and then compensate them separately each month for their duties.2) Have them sign a month-to-month lease below market, so if something doesn't work out you can give them notice to pay higher rent or move out.Lastly, to avoid violating owner-occupancy requirement for first 12 months of your mortgage, you may want to design the lease as a "roommate" lease with no access to your bedroom.

Tenant screening is such a vital component in having a positive experience so I'd think through your process and how you can improve selection.