I have even asked tenants in this situation if I can start showing their unit immediately to get it rented out asap after they leave.

@Jason DiClementeIt is done professionaly based on home inspection carried out by previous potential buyers that fell thru due to buyers income situation. i dont plan to.apply permit in short span, long term i will have to spend more money if necessary to right things, that is the risk i thinks is woth taking for the deal.Thanks for your suggestion.

After listening to podcast 229 about short-term rental properties, I'd like to hear from anyone who has rented a place, then sublet it out through a short term/vacation rental situation.

The property is occupied however I am versed on the situations that will exist. 

I would like to start investing in like a multi-family apartment but is this even possible given my situation as i don't have a "stable source of income/verified employment" i saw things like no doc mortgages, co-signing on a mortage etc. and things like that but is there another way to go around investing given my situation? 

I think it’s inappropriate for the previous  owners to put us in this situation with the vet! 

I have been more active on the forums recently and I have noticed a common thread present and that is people like myself or in similar situations. 

If you’ve never had a Water audit done especially in a place like Arizona it’s a necessary fact of life if you’re going to own property.Depending on the situation it can all be done on contingency basis.

Hi Michele, I have a very similar situation, would you be willing to put me in touch with these lenders as well?  

Here is a quick snapshot into some of my situation:$8,000 emergency fund for my two properties that I'm trying to grow to $15,000-$20,000$25,000 in liquid-able assets aside from my emergency fundTo purchase this property I would need around $13,000Please let me know your thoughts/experiences.