Would it be possible to get your mentor to support us on that front?

Should I be focused on a 2% rent rule or is 1.5% enough?

I am thinking if these were owner occ though ( I mainly deal with non owner) and the new rules it could be tougher .so I would plan on paying them off.. and if they have not filed a default then you just learn the time lines in that state and you know worse case scenario when you need to pay them off.

Oregon you just need to follow the rules.

I called them and subsequently called FHA who told me to call my current lender but also gave me advice that led to my same conclusion:All FHA AirBnb rules seem to be specifically geared towards my unit that I live in.

A market study will provide detail about current occupancy in the market, rent rates, and the amount of new units the market will support.

Zillow (HAR doesn't support unfortunately) keyword searches such as AirBNB, Mother-in-law, garage apartment, rental income, etc can find you neat propertiesLook into the financials of buying and subdividing land (it's lucrative - why do you think so many developers do this?)

I was originally looking at Texas but found out buyers can essentially recoup 100% of term payments under exemplary contract rules.

Huge thank you for always fighting the good fight supporting everyone with great advice and feedback, no matter how many times you have to repeat it, it has to be in the thousands at this point. 

With the amount of work this needs I dont think I'll clear the 50% rule.