All depends on contract,  financing, etc.  

If you want the real deal on how your Section 8 applicant is going to be in your property stop by where they are living now and ask if they have a checklist for the inspection.

Firstly, you'd want to make sure that once they do move here they have a place to live -- their own housing and personal finances comes first.

Hey @Christian Hanus, LLC are passthrough entities for tax purposes (unless you elect to do c corp which is not applicable here) So you hiring yourself to do your own renovations really doesn't do anything material.

Surprised to find out that my area qualifies for a USADA loan -- a lot of benefits it almost seems too good to be true. 100 % financing and in Turner's book he said that it was an option -- but unsure if you can rent other rooms in a single family house (didn't get the impression you couldnt in Turner's book) but the USADA site says you cant rent out a rooms under a USADA loan "right away" -- whats the legal rule?  

How did you finance this deal?

I am very confused about whether it is best to pay cash (which I would not have to borrow) and then do delayed financing , get a DSCR loan, or something else. 

I intend to keep the property and recoup my entire investment + more.Here's a breakdown of the deal:Land Purchase: I secured the land for $200,000.Construction: The construction of this impressive 4-bd, 3-ba property spanning 1800 sq. ft. is estimated to cost around $600,000.Construction Financing: I've partnered with a lender, leveraging a construction loan disbursed in stages.

I’m looking to buy it as an owner occupied primary residence while living in another state but I am open to moving if it is required.Yeah, it's mortgage fraud to make false statements on a loan application or to leave out material information.

I have a few deals I'm working to get seller financing on but will require a down payment.