The form gives the tenants protection from eviction until January 2021 and the language is so vague as to what they are required to pay in the mean time that they will most likely live rent free, owe over $4000 at the time of eviction and move out paying nothing before the court date!

I did receive some renumeration in the form of being able to live rent free in another house, and a year or so recovering investment money on another property I ended up liquidating during the great 22 housing frenzy to some homevestors.

In areas like DC, I have seen situations in which the newer transplants to longstanding communities are continually causing havoc by policing the people and their culture in disruptive ways.

I did receive some renumeration in the form of being able to live rent free in another house, and a year or so recovering investment money on another property I ended up liquidating during the great 22 housing frenzy to some homevestors.

" May your check out to LDR, Liver-Devouring Raptor..."

This leaves me with a solid $2500 saved per month, and in addition to my side-hustles I'm projected to have ~$15,000 by October 2023 - which is when I plan to move out, and no I can't continue living at home :(My question is whether I should put the 15K onto my debt, move out and rent, continue to grow my income and save as much as possible OR use the 15K as a down payment, take the next few months to hunt for a house-hack and use the house hack to live "rent-free" which would give me the opportunity to continue paying down large amounts on my student debt.

I'm also a recent transplant to the Wilmington area and attending the meetup tonight at Waterline.

The idea of house hacking has seemed the most exciting to me as it would allow me to actively manage potential problems on the property and live rent free.

Lots of demand drivers in West Dallas.....one of the largest medical centers in the country is #1 transplant patients, long term medical care patients, residents, fellows, drs training in different disciplines like those at Scottish Rite......downtown Dallas #2....

The problem with practicing underwriting on your own on live / real world examples is that there's no "answer sheet" or way to check your assumptions against what others have come up with, so you never really know how well you've done on your underwriting compared to more experienced underwriters.