Ever wondered if single-family or multifamily is the smarter choice for building your rental portfolio?

Do you ever have any problems with students in your units such as destroying property & not paying rent on time.

If you’ve ever wondered how to invest in real estate without breaking the bank, this could be the perfect starting point.What is House Hacking?

Hey, we purchased a fixer upper as our primary in 2017 & have renovated it ever since. 

@Kobe CarrIt's one of the largest markets in the US, and if it's your backyard, then I would defintely start thereGino

However ever if the numbers are done correct, you can buy one for a good price, live in it for a few years then sell it at a profit ish (Covers what ever extra you paid into the unit) to then migrate to a home instead of renting.This is if you purchased at a good price.For investment only??

It's the best model I have ever seen for turnkey.

But if you could divide that portion off and keep it in a different business name , if you ever sold the property , you or your heirs would always be getting a check 

In the case of a successful tort against you, you might regret commingling funds in a single bank account, but I can't see how keeping them consistently separated would ever burn you, even if it is a bit less convenient.  

I'm running BRRRR deals through my modeling sheet and none of them ever come with positive cash flow.