For rentals I typically prefer going with LVP flooring, affordable cabinets etc. but one thing I like to spend $ on is countertop as its used often so I will go with an affordable solid surface top. 

Once you have all of these processes being handled by a PM, you can finally afford the one item all investors seek when managing a property that you simply cannot put a price on: peace of mind.

My ultimate goal is to invest in affordable housing such as pad-split and section 8.

Huntsville, Alabama, is rapidly emerging as a top real estate market in the South, driven by its growing population, strong economy, and affordable housing options.

If you aren't using your own money to fund the deals and you aren't doing the work yourself, then you can do multiple projects at the same time as long as you can afford the hard money payments.

Honestly we could afford to go negative monthly without a huge financial burden.

The key to house hacking in a SFH is buying the biggest house that you can afford in the best neighborhood that you can afford.

With high mortgage rates and rising costs for insurance and property taxes, affordability has become a critical issue.

Quote from @Yu Jin Song: Hi, I am looking to invest in Ohio, mainly in Columbus, and Cleveland, but recently Dayton, OH got my attention in terms of affordability. 

We couldn't afford it at today's construction prices.