It's OK if he keeps the title until you resale and he must prove they make all pertinent payments or you propose you will. 

Prove you are a trustworthy tenant.

Or same with a duplex, rent one side and live on the other.I am looking for some advice from the community, if this is a good idea or am I getting myself into a tough situation?

Or same with a duplex, rent one side and live on the other.I am looking for some advice from the community, if this is a good idea or am I getting myself into a tough situation?

Yeah, and to top it off I got myself in a tough lot because of the FPL Transmission lines but once I am out of this project I will be better prepared and have things run a lot smoother. 

That is a tough one.

At the same time, I saw little meat on the bone and it would be tough to drive NOI higher.  

But if you were tight to begin with and this HOA change is significant enough, you might want to start asking tough questions.

And while I'm on the topic, I've read you have to prove you have tenants ready to move into the BRRRR after rehab is complete in order to get approved for the loan....True or False?

That price is around $120 per for an electrician in my area to work.If they work in the hot summer, they charge more to be in hot attic, do it during the winter time a tad cheaper possibly at least in attic work.You need to ask questions, make them show they are licensed make them prove it some companies say they are licensed and have never been licensed.