I believe the term is called "subrugation "  Where you cut a deal with a builder , he builds the house , when it sells you get paid for the lot .Dont sell at any discount 

On Monday we have a conference that is a few hours long so we go to that and expenses we have for us on that day are deductible but not the ones for our kids.  

@Bill Fanelli I am not personally using it, but I heard it can be a bit troublesome in terms of onboarding.

In terms of the title, you can go in together and the loan can be under one or both people depending on qualifications.

I'm going to sell one of my rental properties and offer seller financing with a 30-year mortgage term.

If you're not planning to live in the property long-term, I'd suggest prioritizing the property's standalone investment potential during evaluation, regardless of its role in a house-hack scenario.

The showing is scheduled and as long as no big concern arises, I am going to make an offer.

And is there anyway to still get a property that needs some things fixed on it via a VA loan , so long as the repairs are Under a certain amount .... $1,000 or less ? 

I currently own my primary residence and recently decided to buy a piece of raw land where my father’s construction company is, and with his help,  build a single family home on it which will become a long term rental when completed. 

My background is in analytics and have worn a couple of different hats in the space - sales compensation, business performance / reporting, COGS management, and opportunity / risk evaluation and implementation.Real estate investing is the first topic in a long time - maybe ever - in which I've been truly interested in learning more.