They may make unreasonable complaints about me and then I find myself patiently explaining the terms of the lease again and why things are the way they are.  

Be patient and save more for a year, 2.

By being patient and disciplined, you've been able to scale up to properties you once thought were out of reach.Your version of house hacking, combined with strategically using your profits and capital to reinvest, shows how incremental steps can lead to bigger opportunities over time.

Most importantly be patient, you are 17 :)

If you find something, go hard money and then spend the next few months re-leveraging the existing debt.You can have your cake and eat it too, just be patient my friend. 

@Leo Gregoire20 years ago it was over leverageTen year ago it was Over renovated properties in areas that did not need to have upgraded finishes.Today it’s being patient.

My thoughts: be patient, save up money, put yourself in a great financial position, and then buy.

In retrospect, I wish I had been a bit more patient and pursued a multi-family option to take advantage of house hacking.As a newcomer to this field, I’ve been following the BiggerPockets forums and podcast for quite some time now.

I'll echo what @Anthony Vicino said: If you're not willing to be patient and put in the hard work, you aren't going to be successful no matter which coaching program you're in.

I am very forgiving and patient but OneRent managed to bring out the bad side of me.