I am coming up on 1 year of occupancy and I want to use favorable financing to purchase a multifamily househack next (preferably a duplex, or triplex) My question is can I qualify for FHA owner occupied financing on my next purchase.

You should healthily pass it off to a colleague who may return the favor later.

Find stable properties at a lower price point and a more favorable price-to-rent ratio than where you live?

Gothca and you have the ability to really scope out what your bidding on so that if it does not redeem your happy to own it correct.when i went to tax lien Auctions in MS  it moved so fast there was no way to know what the heck you were bidding on.. of course you had the highly organized groups with 3 kids and their lap tops.. and the auctioneer would favor the known locals.. this was Hinds and Rankin counties.   

So... that is a 65% swing in your favor and you get ti invest that money versus just burn it with the IRS.3) I get the trust thing but not really I mean... of course you want to trust them with but this is money due to the IRS, it's not yours anyway.

@Jake Greener find a mature-drive to-vacation market with favorable regulations and an outdoor draw (lake, ocean, dessert, mountains) and buy a property.

I'm finding if you can really sell the same dream as the POA or builder (with a more attractive price tag), it puts the odds in your favor.

Just because they deny a deal doesn't mean it is guaranteed to fail but they obviously feel like the odds are not favorable enough, whether it is the location or maybe your financial profile and its ability to assume a level of risk.

Take the time to do the math - maybe two or three times just to be sure - and if it works out in your favor, go for it!

Landlord insurance policies conversely usually do NOT cover personal possessions inside, have slightly higher liability coverages, and a few other nuances.What the State Farm person did was actually a solid favor, since they were able to consider the two units separately.