If so, consider that with a stock you have NO CONTROL whereas with your rentals you have quite a bit of control over how the business is run and how successful it is.

With C or below you probably can't avoid some of it so I'd go with a recency bias, ie anyone who has a long period of time between their last eviction and successful rentals other places will be a safer bet than the guy that just got evicted. 

Wishing you both success!

@Marquise Bailey-DillardCongrats on becoming debt-free and on your first successful BRRR/house hack—it sounds like you’ve built a solid foundation!

By this time next year, we aim to have invested in our first rental property and improved our credit, setting a strong foundation for a successful and fulfilling future.I am open to any knowledge or advice anyone has to give as I am currently learning about real estate investing. 

I work extensively with expats and they have had a lot of success investing in the US.

@Deal H.with a successful BRRRR there isn't much, or any, cash flow either. 

While it's not absolutely indispensable and many have been successful without, you'll maximize your chances of success.On another note, @Sebastian Papworth is right about the fact that many more tourists than usual are visiting Europe this summer.

Much success 🙏🏾

Consider working with a Realtor who specializes in investment properties to help you find the right deal.Run the NumbersThe key to successful house hacking is making sure the rental income from the other units can cover most, if not all, of your mortgage and expenses.