Listening to only one individual while you may like them and they could be great, does not give you as good a perspective.

Those numbers are always great in theory, but people fail to understand what it is like in practiceWhen you are competing with 50 other units in your block for rent, can't rent the property to qualified individuals, and are dealing with constant maintenance/property/tenants issues, you realize that the returns are too good to be true. 

No fixed amount of money will enable you to maintain your current lifestyle over time.For example, suppose you buy a property where rents increase by 2% per year and inflation is 5%.

I’m a broker in Tampa and I currently house hack myself and primarily work with other investors and individuals looking to house hack.

I’m particularly interested in exploring opportunities in the Raleigh/NC Mountain area and am excited to connect with like-minded individuals who share similar goals.I’m looking forward to diving into the wealth of knowledge here, sharing experiences, and collaborating with others who are passionate about real estate investing.

It could be possible to change debt structure from 6 individual loans into a single portfolio loan allowing you to pull a larger part of the equity in one chunk and still stay under 65% LTV. 

I'm interested in connecting with like minded individuals who are also passionate about real estate investing and property development. 

The projected rents on the low side if I rented out each of the 3 beds individually would be $1800/month.

The projected rents on the low side if I rented out each of the 3 beds individually would be $1800/month.

I've done the math on a few dozen of the buildings and individual units for buyers and have rarely found something that will truly make you more than a 4% cap rate.