House hacking offers reduced living costs and hands-on experience, while primary home purchase and leveraging equity offers homeownership and appreciation.

And with the said would a $2500 lease hack payment even count in reducing my dti towards the new loan or does that not count? 

You can house hack and reduce your expenses, or you can (try to) cash flow by not living in the property.

Cash flow not a priority as much as tax advantage and reducing my active W2 income.

Meanwhile  they completely ignore the action items that should be implemented on a daily basis to greatly reduce the claims from arising in the first place and fail to take the steps that properly prepare for when the claims arise.  

@V.G JasonI agreeEven if fed reduces rates it will take months before it has any impactThe job market is far worse than media is making it out to be due to it being an election year.

That should reduce your cost/interest rate as well.  

I seek out tenants who will stay a long time, reducing vacancy, and turnover costs. 

The idea appealed to Meta employees, who had plenty of money to spend, along with a natural affinity for a crowdfunding website reducing the friction of real-life investments.

Just wait until the FED starts reducing rates...