@Daniel Weber,I recently bought a condo in downtown Chicago as my primary residence, as much as I'd love to house hack I'm not looking to move just yet. 

If your father is going to occupied this property as primary residence that will be consider as primary residence. 

I have a rental that was originally my primary residence.

The primary lender told them that if/when they get the house under contract, the foreclosure date can be pended.

I also only offer M2M leases, which makes it easier for me to terminate any agreements for any reason (or no reason).In the future (and maybe you did this), I find it helpful to lurk on social media platforms to see what kind of pets are showing up there before I accept any funds for the hold. 

By financing the construction, you lower your out of pocket cash outlay.Thanks for the advice, I plan on using cash to finance to property, then using my primary residence HELOC to fund the rehab costs.  

I am thankful to be a part of a platform such as BP.I am looking forward to connecting. 

Hello all,I’ve been reading many articles and posts about second tier entitlement, what isn’t clarified are the reasons on why your leaving your primary residence with a va loan to jump into another va loan.

So we're have heard many stories, good and bad.I think the best advice is that, if you are not going to self-manage then you want a document in place that clearly spells out the expectations, just as you would with your tenants.You also want to be sure you have a way to login to the software platform being used so that you can easily see any prequalifications, applications, tenant screenings, maintenance requests, charges, payments and notifications sent to your tenants.

I don’t have much in reserves but have good equity in the rental and in my primary.