It is the basement of our primary residence in which we clean and manage.

I live in Monroe, LA, which has over 50% of residents below the poverty level.

My name is Amber Kramer and I'm a new investor in the Mid-Michigan area.I currently own my primary residence that I purchased more than 12 years ago and I'm hoping to start investing in my area.

when you are buying a house on a mortgage as primary resident is it """required""" to change my current license to the new home or can i keep my current license on my old home and never change it?

Looking for a great insurance broker who is experienced in handling house-hack situations.We may short-term-rent our primary-residence unit within SF regulations (up to 90 days a year), which we will also want to account for with insurance (been looking through posts here about some insurance companies cancelling people's homeowner's policies when they hear about STR setups so want to make sure we're above board and with a supportive insurance company).  

The seller doesn't live there and doesn't know the property like a homeowner selling their residence would. 

All units electric individually metered with all other utilities being sub-net split between residences makes for higher returns.

In this case, I'd do strategy 2.Primary residence.

I starting in REI in February 2018 when I turned my previous primary residence into a rental and became a landlord and soon after bought a turn key rental in Bossier City, Louisiana.

I have found the following to be true from banks lending money for investment properties....1) Loan term will be 20-25 years (not the 30 years most personal residences are able to receive)2) Interest rate is 1% ish higher than personal property loans3) Down payment requirements are between 25%-30%You can probably see where I'm going with this.