I am also a big podcast fan so I've been doing the above books as audio books with the PDF guides to follow along and take notes.

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I've always been a bit of a "job hopper" and have worked in several different industries over the years (eg. healthcare, insurance, bartending, audio engineering, project management, adult corrections, and other security work).

:Intriguing model – Fits the niche of offering a housing alternative that is cheaper than a studio apartment.

My <500 ft studio apartment has been 90%+ occupied by MTR and the room we rent in my personal residence has been 80%+ occupied by MTR.

Ohio and Pennsylvania have lots of older small multifamily that I do think is very suitable to house hack - sometimes you can buy a place with a studio or 1 BR that also has a 3 BR or a 4 BR, you live in the smaller unit and you rent out the larger unit. 

I remember my first Airbnb in Denver 11 years ago in my basement studio (different life).

But one of the best resources I've found is just reading, and listening to, as many books on the subject as I could find to really help deepen my knowledge and expertise.I actually just started listing to audio books over the last year or so and found a great app called Libby, that you can download for free through the Cleveland Public Library system and there's tons of great audiobooks on real estate and investing that I listen to when I'm driving and has helped me a lot!  

This is something that Landlord Studio does, too, and it's something I really miss.

I would stay away or be cautious when looking at studios and 1-br apts.