Sorry, I guess your right, I heard a landlord saying you can't because of it, but he seems to be wrong.http://www.propertymanagementinsider.com/hoarding-recognized-mental-disorder.html

Depending on the bank, most that I have closed have "Arms-Length Transaction Affidavits" that specifically curtail the buyer's right from renting back to the current owner and from selling the property for a minimum of 90 days.Fannie Mae just put out a great Power Point presentation called "Recognizing and Reducing Short Sale Fraud" as part of their Mortgage Fraud Program.

I believe only 4 states legally recognize "land trusts".

I recognize that payments on the system can only be made 100% by renters, if you can maintain 100% occupancy. 

Do not be dependent upon a man for money.The problem you have is a difficult one, that is until you recognize it for what it is and that is that you do not have the freedom to do what you want to do.

Be cautious there are a lot of so called whole sellers out there offering "deals" know how to recognize a good deal a lot of them pull properties off the mls and try to sell them at a mark up Idk who's buying them not investors!

I just got my RE salesperson's license and will soon begin selling homes, but I recognize that won't provide fixed income and could take a while to get going.

If not, the wage growth will not be catching up with future expenses.Regarding rental income: The fanny mae regulation is they recognized income rent from the appraisal assestment with 0.75 multipler.

@Lance LvovskyYeah, we do recognize having to pay the foreign entity registration in each state. 

I recognize that I will need a team to be successful.