Who knows.Another option would be to buy a small parcel and slowly build a house with/for him and pull owner permits.

Being leveraged for a bit isn't the end of the world - there are usually options available if push comes to shove - 401k loan, personal loan, sell stocks, credit card (then balance transfer continuously until you can pay the balance off) and lastly sell.

I just made a large multi family purchase in Jamestown and hoping the influx of government assistance can revitalize downtown.

It's a budget friendly option to some of the other services, and they have engineers on staff + audit defense, but the more expensive cost seg companies ($1500-2500) will actually do walkthroughs of your property via Facetime to more granularly estimate components of your structure. 

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Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

I did explain to them their options they had (such as sell it on the market, keep it and file BK, get a loan mod, and credit counselors out there who could potentially assist).

If you're interested in starting in real estate, then house hacking is a great option in my opinion.

Another option for me is this. 

I’m sure a lot of you know the market is booming here and it has been difficult to decide which route I should take that would make financial sense and put me in a good spot to build my portfolio moving forward.Here are the current options I’m considering: • Option 1 House Hack: Purchase a multi-family, live in one and rent out the others.