I recall all the things you described in detail when it comes to being prepared.To me that translated to an approach that allows me to meet my obligations to lenders, insurance companies, property taxes, etc. as well as being able to handle repairs (within reason) for up to 6 months.

You’ll make way more money and the skills will translate way better for your goal of being an investor and owner of larger assets.

-My poor wife had to be my walking Google translate!

-My poor wife had to be my walking Google translate!

I believed when I started out in 2014 that Denver, CO would be among the best cities in the country for long-term future appreciation potential, and that this would translate to cash flow growth as well.

Like everyone else, i'm not sure the effects this will have on tenants, which translates to overall income.

One of the towering strengths of a house-hack, where you buy a house with the intention of renting out a portion of it to cover your costs of living, is that if you found yourself with a suddenly altered income, you would have a lower cost-of-housing to allow you to weather that storm better.Best of luck out there, Nate!

You SFH experience hardly translates to MF.

If things don't look any better in the coming months, would you hold off for a longer period of time or maybe just choose to alter your strategy (like buy and hold instead of flip)?

Translation: Business can go on.