Is this a unique form of house hacking, where the rental income from our owned properties covers the rent of our new rental home?

The seller is in a unique situation and may be willing to work a deal with me that would help me make this possible.

A unique thing about the St.

Using that $300K as a down payment on (8) $250K homes at 15% down is $270K total.I would stretch that $300K out over several rentals and avoid the headache of a crowded property, that may or may not appreciate beyond its current value.

We could do a traditional long term rental, but I’m curious if there’s a market for 30 day rentals in general (also asking around Austin), and if it could be more profitable potentially than a trad LTR.It’s a very unique property.

Please DM me if so.I’ve encountered similar situations with unique zoning challenges.

CA and NC seem to have the most unique rules that I've come across, especially the non-refundable due diligence money in NC.

Creating something unique and special takes more time and energy.  

They work in a super unique niche and are the best at what they do.

I can't tell you how many times when people would contact my agents fresh out of guru school.. and talk a BIG game  we are going to buy 20 30 properties we are building a team blah blah blah.. when in fact most of them borrowed the money for the course and are now trying to do business with smoke and mirrors.. real investors that have money if you lay this out the right way will probably go for it.. and SELLERS I can see that for sure.. but then again in the retail resi space so many people just are clueless and or really have very little liquidity that even sending you 1000 bucks up front could be a risk and stretch for them..