I am scared beyond belief and the pace of the purchase feels lightning fast.

It feels like snails pace and it's frustrating but snails do move.

If not, what prevents you from doing deals there even if it's simply the snail paced commute up 76.

But fair warning: the market was a lot slower paced and it was a whole strategy.

Last year was on pace for just shy of $1000/month cashflow (decreased by choosing to do some early improvement).

I think just waiting for deals to come to you is the “casual investors” method, and that’s just not the pace a lot of people want to go.

Things are changing at an accelerating pace and a city flourishing today might become an economic wasteland under the new world order tomorrow.

At this pace I’d be just under 20 doors by then.

Another is to ride the appreciation wave we're seeing right now and I expect will continue in the near future, even if not at the same pace we witnessed in the last 10 years.For these reasons, I think house hacking is a great strategy for new investors and I question the assumptions about scalability.

The pace is pretty quick from my point of view, but it's subjective.