I'd love to find a small multifamily deal, but I'm trying to stay in the sub $100k range.

If I put down 15% they will stay cash flow but won’t be a ton extra.

I stay away from Darby Borough personally but know people to love it.

Compared that to a city that has not passed regulation, but I am hoping and praying my STR can stay...a well....STR.We personally don't allow people to stay in our properties more than 2 weeks.

However, if the husband stops paying (he said he's not staying in the unit most of the time), I will most likely end up with an eviction.

However, (a) there are IRA/401k compliance concepts that you should be aware of and (b) you should develop an efficient method for accessing IRA capital - I'll often get introduced to syndicators that find dealing with IRA/401k money to be a huge nuisance, which it does not have to be.On most syndicated deals there will be leverage involved, resulting - potentially - in taxable UDFI to IRA investors.

If that is not your real intention but you're just staying there awhile to qualify that is not what the loan is intended for.     

I looked at the appreciation of the houses and most in the Warner Robins area stay flat.

Worst thing for me would be the review that says “it was great and I even got to check-in early.”I don’t blame anyone for asking but if I respond like a business, they treat the rest of the stay like a business transaction too.

That equates to $600 per year and they want to stay additional years.