The banks treat investment properties differently from a principal residence when issuing a mortgage, but if the home is your principal residence, you'll be just fine.
There's nothing wrong (from the bank or mortgage perspective) with renting out rooms in your house. You might, however, want to check the local bylaws regarding "secondary suites". As a rule, though, if you want to rent out a room and charge the roommates rent, you're totally free to do that - it's your house to do with as you please.
There's nothing wrong (from the bank or mortgage perspective) with renting out rooms in your house. You might, however, want to check the local bylaws regarding "secondary suites". As a rule, though, if you want to rent out a room and charge the roommates rent, you're totally free to do that - it's your house to do with as you please.