Just maybe, the term resonates with a younger generation, who sees 'hacking' as manipulating for favorable result, and also happens to generally have less kids, grumpiness, and credit/income to get started investing and a lifestyle that allows house hacking to be a great option for getting started

I will probably be somewhere in Asia or Africa building sustainable homes for the poor because I would have made some serious millions while in my twenties. 

I know something is way wrong here but your point resonates my feelings exactly.

It's no longer sustainable or a good use of my time while trying to grow other aspects of our business.Thoughts or experiences welcome!

North Park, South Park, and the other areas surrounding Balboa have properties that will do well for you as a STR, but are much more reasonably sustained if you were forced to transition to longer-term tenants.Let’s get together while you’re in town to further discuss the current market dynamics and take a look at a few properties that will work with your goals/level of risk aversion. 

Whenever your insurance company gave you the money, they gave you the amount of damage that has sustained, that basically replacement cost of the damage. 

Property must be sustainable at a 75% occupancy rate.  

I am going to look into roof I think as I get more rentals I need to have options to scale because picking up rent checks just will not be sustainable for me.

Maybe you heard that on a podcast, or read it in a book, and it resonated, but it's an absurd platitude. 

The property must be able to self sustain if it's a 3-4 unit regardless of the borrower's qualifications.