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I'm currently evaluating an 11 unit deal. The current owner has divided up 3 SFR's into several units. What I would like to get some advice on is how can I be sure these conversions were done properly? Permitte...

To get a taste I'd recommend acquiring a multi w/value-add (lots of sweat in other words) in a B+ area wher you can live and rehab and above all, LEARN as I've observed over he years it's not how much capital one has at their disposal but knowledge that will ultimately yield you the "cash-flow" you're aspired so to grow.  

Hi everyone, I am a veteran and would love to use my VA Loan to buy a multi-tenant dwelling unit in Texas, keeping one of the units as my own for when I am in town and renting the other ones out.

If I'm passing through 100% of the rent from the collecting party to the owner, that doesn't seem to violate this statute.Also, according to this page:http://www.ct-clic.com/FAQ/faqView.asp?

Unless you want to own multi family unit buildings which are a whole Other story, I would go the condo route.

@Jaylyn Heartso so I'm a bit late to the party.

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We have decided to begin our journey with a single family house hack or a multi family where we would occupy one the units.  

If it was built before June 15, 1976 it's considered a PRE HUD Mobile Home and many MHP's won't allow them in their communities because they're too old and only serve to further blight the park.Additionally, moving a MH, especially a multi-section MH can be a very costly undertaking.

I'm a multi-family investor here in Indy.