Imagine if you had one single-family home.

Asking me for LLC docs few times over and quoting on a rate sheet that was for single family and not town house.

House hacking seems like the best strategy for me.My goal is to purchase a single-family home in Maryland, D.C, (from lurking I've heard D.C was terrible for investing) or Virginia with multiple rooms where I'm making monthly payments similar to what I pay in rent and other charges ($2000-$2500).

I'm primarily single families and 2-4 units

Also, watch out for any litigation or construction issues that could lead to HOA fee increases down the road.Alternatively, you could consider a good deal on a single-family home or a 2-4 unit property.

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Lots of upscale single family homes are coming up so people with money are moving into the area.  

I run a turnkey provider and built new construction single-family homes in the area.

So you are suggesting like me tryin to by a single family residence or a apartment unit and live in one of the units and rent the rest out as a house hacking strategy?  

I have a sibling who is looking to sell two single-family rental properties but is concerned about the tax implications.