You'll be losing money.The only way this might work is if you were househacking and someone was covering your living expenses -- partially -- and then I don't think it's a terrible idea if you live there for several years.

You may lose a large sum of money because of this problem, but you aren't beaten.

Getting these logs moved was so important that whatever he had goin on he would lose out on a chance he couldn't get back.

As soon as you turn it in to a rental you are going to lose your chance to save that $12k in taxes.

And yes it is a lot of work, but it's not about the equity, it's about the overall value that you could lose..... 

There are plenty of people that do not purchase investment properties or stocks because they are trying to time the markets and end up losing out a lot of potential gains over the course of their lifetime. 

But you also have to compare the benefit of taking depreciation and expense on a couple of the rooms and losing the primary residence exclusion of a tax free sale - but you could still 1031 the investment portion and defer tax. . 

She calls this her "use me and lose me" service for people who self-manage but don't want to hassle with an eviction.Not sure if there are any property managers who do similar work in your area.

Had unexpected issues come up during rehab and the market didn't respond like we thought it would Bought it 50/50 with a partner we'll lose a few bucks each on it.

I’ve even had listing agents counter offer that we had to use their preferred lender, and it’s always about trusting the lender to get the deal done more than what the rate is.EXACTLY  experienced agents know that its not all about rate  rate while a consideration of course does not do you any good if the MLO botch's the deal not ready to close you lose your inspection dollars and EM ..