If they are professional, they can explain this quickly and easily.

I'm an aspiring investor hoping to move to Sacramento with my wife this year, and we'd like to do a house hack in a multifamily residential property.

I am interested to hear what the other pros have to say about your situation and how they would recommend approaches this. 

For a while, I've felt like I just couldn't find the pieces that fit any given situation.

Most HOAs in this area don't allow short term rentals, only long term tenants. 3) Make sure you have a great team to guide the transaction so nothing gets missed!

I've got about 7k in an emergency savings account.I am in the process of getting several mortgage pre-approvals to compare fees and get an idea of how much home I can realistically afford.I have yet to find a buyer's agent/investor to help me identify potential homes but will start on that shortly.Ideally, I would like to buy a single family home.

@Sean Spagnola - I always like to have photos of recent comps in my back pocket to help with the design of a BRRRR to ensure that the finishes are similar/same to the market. 

What I always suggest for folks who do not like a lot of is to borrow  no more then 60% loan to value.

This is great motivation.

Central location works best like you want.