Your traditional bank in most instances is going to take the loan and resell it on the secondary market.For House Hacking, my favorite concept is  purchasing a duplex, triplex or quadplex, you accomplish 2 things in 1 step, you get a roof over your head, and at a minimum you get someone else to help pay for your mortgage, and when its time to move out, you already have your 1st investment property under your belt.

If so, how did you mitigate all the potential issues that come with have so many different people under one roof?

You really have:- Roof- Plumbing- ElectricalI replaced a roof the other month on a 1931 built brick Tudor for $10,500.

Are you going to handle 1 am toilet leaks? 

Will it be another full inspection or just the roof?

I have 6 properties coming up for Roof replacement thru insurance.

Multiple improvements done on this duplex in 2021, including new roof, gutters, flooring, drywall, electrical, appliances, and heating/cooling unit for the second floor.

I just had to redo the grading and dry lock all of the basement because of leaking from the rain now this HVAC issue.

My net cash flow is plenty (16k/month) so I can afford to replace a 7k HVAC or 9k roof if necessary.

The roof is terrible and there are leaking pipes.