If you're buying a pure investment, you need to put down 20% most likely (though some lenders will do 15%).

(The answer to this question will purely be based on the area your investing in but I'm curious to know if this fee comes up a lot)5b.

But I also generally am investing in pure cash flow markets (The Midwest...except for some recent investments in Phoenix).If you stay around that 2-3% range, what's the worst that can happen?

You bought it with different goals and life circumstances and therefore were willing to pay too much vs. buying it purely as an investment, and it no longer meets those goals and life circumstances. 

Hawaii does seem to be impacted more given it is a pure flyto destination and people are flying much less now.Separately, many of conferences, meetings, and conventions have been postponed or cancelled.

Do a comparative analysis looking at it as if it was purely a rental and not a house hack.

I would just suggest looking at this deal as if it were a pure investment first.

In more expensive markets, it can be challenging to cash flow & I would not recommend it for pure rental properties, but 'house hacking' a triplex could make sense as you need a place to live.

One in 35.Apples and oranges.However, facts often have no influence on emotion, and right now the reactions in the media, the markets, and around the world are based purely on emotion.

This appears to be after you leave an make it a pure investment property.Closing costs look low.