@Mike Baxter thanks again Mike, I’m super new to all this so I know some people would take advantage if they could.

Keep in mind my advice was to; A. get a better-paying job and/or B. learn a new skill and get a side hussle.So would you recommend taking advantage of what, at least for now, looks like a great way to turn a liability into a cash-flowing asset?

I would use this to your advantage as it’s not that big of a deal in the grand scheme.

I have some renovation experience so I was looking at doing some version of a live-in flip for a year (to take advantage of primary residence mortgages), move out and start renting the property, buy a new property, and repeat for 3 years - ideally with 3 cash flowing rental properties when I leave.I have a home I'm looking at that my relator thinks we can get for $180,000 and based on similar listings can rent for around $1400/month...its a new-ish build so it won't need a ton of reno other than a few cosmetic upgrades (<$5,000).

Hello Antonio,The best thing for you to do, as a military veteran, is to try and take advantage of the VA loan program.

Wanted to take advantage of the small/tiny home niche in Houston and provide local and traveling people (nurses etc) a place to recover and relax for a day or two.

Hey Deonte,I am not licensed in your state, however I would suggest taking advantage of your local experts.

I have decided over the last year that I no longer want to dedicate whats left of my life to someone else and I'd like to take advantage of the experience I have in construction to help myself out.

I have decided over the last year that I no longer want to dedicate whats left of my life to someone else and I'd like to take advantage of the experience I have in construction to help myself out.

All of the best advantages are as a First Time Home Buyer who will live in the house for 2 out of 5 years before they Sell to make it a Tax-free Sale of your Residence.