Thank youMary, that depends on how the loan is setup and if you are "personally obligated" on the debt.

I might be able to help you depending on what area you are looking to purchase or I would be able to point you to someone in a different area.

House hack is the way to go but what you should do NOW depends on your knowledge.

Depending on the purchase price of the note, referral fees can range anywhere from $2,000 to $10,000 and you are using other people's money because the investor is putting up all of it and taking all of the risk.

It really depends on the structure of the deal and the policies of the bank financing the transaction.In your deal, it sounds like you would be assigning your contract to the end user for a fee.

@John Thedford depends on the PPM you use  @Michael Bishop  same thing you can pay for a PPM that allows non accreds.. they are just much more expensive and usually are used for very large raises.

Depends on the city And state but typically between $25-40/sq ft.

Depends on whether or not heat is provided or tenants pay for it. 

It still depends on the rehab though.

depends on the size of the building, but to underwrite it to formulate an offer you will want the rent roll and last years P&L and current T-12.