I mean, maybe 1 out of 7/8 properties you look at will work.I've set up pipelines for people and I learned by getting taken advantage of and those kinds of lessons are hard lessons but an unforgettable one, but they make you a whole lot smarter too so there is a silver lining to them.   

If you identify appropriate homes and the market is favorable to house hacking, this might be a strong incentive to proceed.In the end, the choice will be based on your own situation, tastes, and objectives.

Nearby is a tasteful power switch to enable the purchaser to switch it on and off.

Let me add my two cents, although I'm not necessarily a big fan of this type of comparison, actually for the exact reasons you mentioned: people have different tastes and opinions and both could work from a lifestyle and/or investment point of you so I wouldn't pin them against one another (and I'm not suggesting that's what you're doing).Foreigners who buy there do it for lifestyle, investment or a combination of the two.

The kitchen and bathroom have been tastefully updated, and the inclusion of brand new stainless steel appliances adds a touch of sophistication.

It was good to get a taste of how expensive items (ex.

Offer your services to mom and pop or PM companies Looking to get a taste of REI but not quite yet? 

They may offer insightful information, support you in seeing prospects, and walk you through the buying process.Ultimately, your financial objectives, risk tolerance, and personal tastes will determine whether you want to investigate investing alternatives elsewhere or take up house hacking in San Jose.

In that price range owners want things to their taste .   

It gave me a bad taste.