Zoned business and residential.Your choice to make this your beautiful new two bedroom home, office, or combination. 6 Meetinghouse a great place to call home.

Navy Federal Loan Officers have explained that even moving to a "larger house" or "better area" justifies as good reasons.

The rate of return on your equity is usually far larger than you could expect to earn investing that money in other ways.In fact, many investors deliberately move every few years just so they can purchase using friendly owner-occupant mortgages, improve the property while occupying, and add to their portfolio by moving out.Now, what about selling?

They have a choice of buying the home, or moving out and letting the next guy in line buy it.You offer a program to buyers with a couple grand down and affordable payments for 3-5 years on the balance.

But it's still a choice that you are making for a bad act that wasn't even committed by the tenant. 

Nobody wants a POS mobile built in 1951 that needs an extra $5k in capital repairs before you can rent it out, but obviously a 2005 DW that's at least B condition isn't something I would necessarily stray away from.My question is for all the park investors out there: do you prefer a larger number of park-owned homes or tenant-owned homes?

MGIC (one of the larger PMI companies) has a whole bunch of LO resources to check out. 

The advantage of directly owning is not only having complete control, but also the ability to create sweat equity when you are cash poor.Really your best choice is probably to hire a property manager.

@Brandon Hall correct me if I'm wrong, but for the 2018 and beyond tax years, the LLC now does make a difference, as it could be subject to additional pass through taxation reduction- as well as needing to make a choice on how the deduct mortgage interest.

Going with the live-in option might be a good way for me to get started, and then later on down the road using an LLC to invest on a larger scale.