If not, then this hallway must be restricted to access only via the second unit (behind a locked door where the tenant in unit two only has the key) - in which case there should be no issue.

For a variety of reasons, not the least of which is access to financing, I have decided to move the property back into my personal name (well, my wife and I).My plan is to have the title switched to my personal name when we record the mortgage with my financing company.

I need to somehow get access to the tub drain tee behind the tub.

I've got a couple folks to work repairs as necessary and have access to a decent network out there.

The downside is that you lack the infrastructure that agents get - an office with a broker to assist you, MLS access, etc.

Many factors play into determining value, not many comps would have such a facility, the style as adapted to the home is considered, the functional utility as a residence may be less as well.I'd first call your zoning people and see if 5 or 6 kids requires a zoning variance.Having daycare services or other business activities in a residence is possible with conventional loans, but you can cross the line depending on the perceived liabilities of a business, any significant modifications to a property, public access and other aspects can cause financing issues.

Since you live there you need to access the value as you paying market rents.It's also an owner occupied purchase, so there will be issues with seller financed transactions.You might consider being a resident manager for the owner.

I'm hoping this will avoid most access issues.

Hello To All Willing To Share Their Knowledge,I am wanting to put together a "whole sale deal" or "assignment of contract"Question: Once I have equitable interest in a property, i.e "from escrow funds" can I sign a listing agreement with a realtor, so I may have access to marketing on the MLS?

You will just get something along the lines of a "recommendation" or "rental decision" (yes or no), depending on the company and certain criteria contained in the applicants credit file (which you don't actually get to see).Option #2, have the on-site inspection done and you WILL get direct access to the applicant's credit file.