Hey everyone, my name is Jake Jones, I am originally from Montana but my wife and kids just recently moved to North Idaho from Texas.

Also, exploring neighborhoods that may be on the rise or looking into markets just outside of OC can possibly yield greater cash flow.

I’ve been exploring multi-family properties for house hacking in both the Philadelphia and Boston areas for several months, focusing on the cheaper areas around the cities rather than in the cities themselves, as housing costs are incredibly high.

Consider building your portfolio and exploring refinancing options.

I heard about a camp for adults and kids that focuses on financial education.

It adds paperwork and costs.As for your concerns, lenders may have reservations, but it varies, so explore different options.

Towns/cities hate them because there are no proprety taxes yet they chew up services for things like more school kids, etc.I'm sure there are deals to be had out there in parks for people that are looking. 

It's important to align the lock-in period with your investment horizon and risk tolerance, we can explore this further in a comprehensive consultation.3.

I explored a bit, grew excited, sat through a webinar, and found myself completely hooked.  

College kids and someone of that age under the same roof tend to butt heads....Here are some key things I've learned after 4 years of landlording/house hacking: 1.