We do agree that House Hacking is a great investment vehicle no matter what.

I stated in the lease: no candles, no smoking/vaping of any product inside the property, immediately mop up any spills or standing water, no non-operating vehicles, items they can store in the garage (bicycle is okay), no illegal drug use (I have to state the obvious) and "if any part of this lease is deemed invalid, it does not invalidate the other parts of the lease." 

I think litigation is something needed as a vehicle at times but not to be flaunted on a bulletin board in my view.It has been awhile since I have been on bigger pockets so your ad at least prompted my coming back here.

My client had been in a motor vehicle collision and was unable to pay the monthly payments.

This is a tax put in place on tax free vehicles, one of which is IRAs.

Per HUD:"FHA will not insure a mortgage if FHA concludes that the transaction was designed to use FHA mortgage insurance as a vehicle for obtaining investment properties, even if the property to be encumbered will be the only one owned using FHA mortgage insurance.

Our monthly debts: - $3150 for mortgage (which will be paid by tenants)- $1200 for credit cards minimum payment- $350 for student loans- $250 for vehicle loanWe both work full time jobs.

He invests in multiple vehicles for diversified streams of income.

REI is just one possible vehicle to get there, with endless variations therein.

A trust will be established for a plan as a vehicle to hold assets of the plan.