Unless this is an attached unit to your primary residence you shouldn't care at all. 

I lean towards you holding on to the primary home, accessing the equity and savings to buy a rental.

Hi everyone,I am a new investor looking to jump right in by getting a 203k loan and rehabbing my first property and future primary residence.

Reconciling that mindset with a borrowers mindset for REI has been an interesting experiment but one that I think laid a good foundation for me.I'm looking to purchase a new primary residence in Colorado Springs this year and turn my current townhouse into a rental.

IMHO, Agree with Peter, don't see how you can get $2k/month and 50k ARV with spending just 2k on repair.Rate assumes this is your primary residence?

Hi, BPersI am in the middle of applying for HELOC on my primary home and the bank sent an appraiser to appraise the value of the house.

If it is still your primary residence a SFR is an LTV of 80% and a MFR is 75% LTV. 

Longtime-lurker/seldom-poster here — recent transplant to PDX from the east coast, and my wife and I are in the process of closing on our primary residence, just north of OHSU, which has a fully separate ADU on-site.

So I have a HELOC on my primary home. 

My husband and I are trying to decide what to do with the equity in our primary residence.