I’m not getting this property, betting on it to appreciate quickly considering everything but it would definitely be a bonus!

The unfortunate thing here is that investment properties foreclose at a higher rate than primary homes so many banks just don't want the exposure to this.

The unfortunate thing here is that investment properties foreclose at a higher rate than primary homes so many banks just don't want the exposure to this.

I am certainly not taking on any development deals (for SFR) in this environment and I am sure many others feel the same as we would have a large exposure to potential depreciation while in plan check and then the building process.

Not sure if that's the case for owner-occupied properties.Income:Two years of my W2 + Bonus income75% of the new 4-unit property mortgageWould I add the rental income for my owner-occupied property if I intend to rent my unit out and the combined rental income would exceed the mortgage (see above)?

It can be avoided with issuing bonuses or dividends in the same tax year. 

Your cost of sale (i.e. title fees, commissions, etc) are NOT factored into your gain, so your $2.5MM is reduced by those costs.Also, your capital gains exposure has NOTHING to do with what you owe. 

So with a recent refi and a couple loans paid off, my wife and I are looking to reduce our exposure to claims by having only one of our names on each of our personally owned rental properties (so a future claim doesn't end up on both our personal insurance reports). 

Airbnb has a host referral cash bonus if you want to look into it.

Specifically that section currently states:"If during the Listing Term (a) Seller sells the Property and the buyer does not terminate the agreement prior to closing; or (b) after reasonable exposure of the Property to the market, Firm procures a buyer who is ready, willing, and able to purchase the Property on the terms in this Agreement and as set forth in the attached Listing Input Sheet incorporated herein by this reference, Seller will pay Firm a commission of X% of the sale price..."