Meaning that there will always be buyers of financial means that want to live there due to weather, beauty of the city etc etc   The great news is that it is a market you know. 

If my mother lives next door and I say hi to her then the IRS can kiss my behind and I will gladly see them in court.

My question is (because of FHA rules), would it be more beneficial to invest in a condo in San Diego at 3.5% down now, live in it for a year and rent it out and leave?

I live in San Francisco and plan on purchasing it in Los Angeles. 

Either the current tenants' leases didn't expire but rather converted to a periodic tenancy (Month To Month here) and they have been rolling with that for a long time OR they have established Tenancy at Will by continuing to live in the property and pay rent. 

We're not necessarily targeting LA (Venice in particular) as a market but as a place to live (the closest we can get to the Canaries regarding climate, walkability, etc).We're open to the whole country when it comes down to investing.

Currently, there are a few ways to house hack in the Denver metro area and still live for free depending on your level of comfort.1) Rent by Room - personally, my favorite strategy, you buy a large house, live in one room, and rent out the other rooms.

It's a wider door that leads from living room to bedroom.

Two factors that stood out to us was a beautiful willow tree outback and an open concept living area.

Hi, I was recently reached out by someone who wants to rent my 3 br 1.5 bath and use it as a assisted living facility for adults.