My understanding is that single family homes, rented without using a broker, are exempt from service and ESA requirements.   

I'm a single family investor now ready to transition into Multi-family and looking for some good informational resources to get started. 

Was seriously considering picking up some single family homes however, I think it looks like there was a huge run up in property values in the last year.

I am currently a shift manager at arbys, but in school to become a Pastor, and hoping to rent out single/multi family houses.I’m here in Lenoir/Hickory area but I’m from a little town called East Jordan Mi. 

I’m looking into Single Family homes, Flipping, and Buy and Hold Real Estate.

If you / your crews get something done every single day, there is no reason why you can't get a full gut done on a 2,000 sq ft house in 4 Months (From Purchase to Sale.)  90% of our borrowers have no problem getting a flip done within a 6 month time frame. 

I own two houses, both single family.

Buy a single family home and rent out the rooms.

Plan to move out and rent unit C in 1-2 years.Mortgage: $183,000down payment: $6,405Mortgage payment with insurance, and taxes: $1450property taxes: $3,060yrhome owners insurance:  $1,740yrUnit A singe bedroom: $850 leased until 9/2018Unit B single bedroom: $800 leased until 6/2018Unit C three bedroom: currently leased at $1100 until 1/2018 but I will be moving into that unit.Landlord pays for heat in all units - seller said it is roughly $500 a month.tenants pay electric.Using the bigger pockets calculator I see that while I'm living there it should cover the mortgage / I may have to pay small amount.

Because you got preapproved for 250K for a single family or condo, you will get a lot more for a 2-4 units building, as part of the rental income is taken into consideration to get qualified.