i saw a property divided into 3 units that was a coop.there is also something  known in some countries as vendor financeand people do this to earn money.some famous property investors did this to earn more money to get into investing.but it helps people like you aswell it can help everynei'm unsure of the details b ut it pairs up sellers and buyersand buyers who can pay but cant get funding so easily for whatever reasonand it organises the funding in a way that the vendor  earns money the person linking them up and organising it makes moneyand the buyer benefits also with getting a good loan and getting into property. if you cant pay its still like a bank that you can lose the property.everyone wins i dont know what house hacking is maybe somene will explain or i'll google it  not all counties allow  different parts of a home to be rented out separately so i'm unsure what type of multies exist in different counties or whats allowed or not allowed  in different areas.i gather that  something has to be zoned as a multi perhaps, so not everyone with a separate room or  basement can rent it out legally.

The pair share their insights and expectations for Florida’s West Coast in 2021.How would you describe the metro’s multifamily market performance last year?

That one is unique in that the host pairs an experienced investor with an aspiring one that asks him questions about how to succeed.

I think looking at population, job and income growth in an area are three great ways to determine the robustness of a market when paired together :)

@Greg Scott is right, bring in more contractors, spend another $500 to $600 on a different home inspector, or find a friend or a relative that knows someone in the construction industry and is willing help.You did mention a handyman, I see a pair of new wires in one of the photos.

Making sure you pair the LLC and insurance to minimize risk but also maximize your coverage is a tricky thing and each state/location is different. 3) This can be a part of your agreement with seller, but if you are taking over the responsibility of the home and property managing it you'd most likely be liable.

The FICO below 720, paired with 7th financed property, is what's killing you for Fannie type financing.

Consider pairing the BRRR method as well to make your 185k stretch even further!  

As a first-time investor without much capital, house hacking offered Andrew the lowest risk paired with the highest return.

If you are basing your investment on certain cash on cash return, then use that to decide paired with comps and condition.