Quote from @Satyajeet Dodia: The search tool in BP is not that great, never has been.Go to Google.com and search for there.

(Or getting up to use the bathroom in the middle of the night)

Find another insurer.

It is best to have a conversation with them to see how much time they need to move and explain why you are turning over the unit.

Hello @Tiffany Makiya,Many investors compare properties using the ratio of annual rent to property price.

I guess part of it comes down to how often tenants don't pay last month's rent and say use the deposit (don't do that, bad idea).

Came to site and all is modified and moved around.

I understand the cost of having to separate meters and purchasing additional water heaters and such will be hefty.

Hi @Douglas Alexander, I've used the VA loan many times, but never for MFR.You can't use it for more than a 4-unit building, so 1-4 is OK, 5 or more... nope.Great plan though to house-hack it.Let me know how your research turns out ref. building from scratch.Could be an interesting idea... build like a 3/2 for your family and 3 more smaller units.Then when you move out, you can rent the 3/2 for more obviously and could earn some good cash flow.

The Regulations clearly state how to treat a property that meets various definitions.