Meaning as long as you live there for 2 years you could rent it for the next 2-3 and then sell.4. 

The Purchase agreement is standard and my assign agreement, if I'm not mistaken, is not really a concrn of the agent, as long as the money is there.... correct? 

While we will have them in the greater Middle Tennessee area every couple years, as long as you have the insurance, you should be fine.

It can be difficult to find small multifamily (2-4) here unfortunately, but as long as you find a place where you can meet the 1% rule when you move you’ll be good.

They can not only cost you an arm and a leg if you follow their standard pay off schedules, but they can seriously undermine your loan approval chances with a lender.If your debt is tied to a fixed mortgage, I wouldn't worry about it as much as long as your overall DTI is low & payments are easily made.

I know, sometimes we have to borrow and beg for money to make it happen, but as long as we get the result we're going for it will all work out! 

Just as long as you have tradesemen lined up. 

I offered $6000 more than the asking price as long as the seller agreed to pay my closing costs which eliminated my PMI payment.

Thought process was "as long as we don't have any cash come to us we're good"

As long as a CPA knows how to handle rental properties they should be able to handle house hacking.