A lot of kids my age want to move out of their parents houses and I'm wondering if house hacking is the move and having buddy's pay rent and move in. 

I have 2 dependents and will be the primary caregiver for both my parents and his parents as they age so we want to hustle now so we aren't stressed financially by these responsibilities in 10-15years and are able to maintain the standard of living we have achieved with income from our (now) primary business. 

My parents helped me buy this property back in 2021 because they wanted to see me benefit from some of my inheritance money and this is what we agreed on.

I know it's possible to have a parent cosign, but is it also possible to just find off market deals?

I would explain to the tenant that these issues do not affect habitability and that if they withhold rent they will be evicted but that these issues are being addressed.

For example I purchased my first property from my parents in TX and I'm making 0% COC return.

A reciprocal agreement just means that the other states agree not to withhold and tax you on that income.if you work for a state that you are not a resident of, your resident state will normally provide you a credit for taxes paid to a different state.

There are a few approaches you can take with these setups, as Zeke mentioned...When I had five rentals in Atlanta, four in Birmingham, and one in Indianapolis, I structured it with one parent LLC and two smaller LLCs nested under it.

IMO, minus the sowing classes, teaching personal finance and cooking should be required at every high school, and on the top of lists for parents to pass on to their kids.

They claim they have been washing his work clothes at their parents but obviously that's not actually happening...