If you get enough properties and plan on doing this, build a team of construction workers. 

•Make sure they’ve got general liability and workers’ comp.

Some areas have a steady need for traveling professionals, military families, or seasonal workers, which can give you different ways to structure your house hack beyond just a traditional long-term tenant.Your VA loan is a huge advantage because it allows you to buy up to four units with zero down.

My mother originally agreed for me to refi some money out of the equity of a house we co own but then she changed my mind after I signed the contract on the guesthouse.  

., co-managing or contributing funds) could make the LLC or its profits community property, affecting future claims or division in a divorce.

Lower entry costs than NJ or even Cahokia (think $50k-$70k/unit invested), growing demand from remote workers, and rents with upside—perfect for your $10k/month 2025 target.

@Jose Saladin you will likely not get a CO (certificate of occupancy) to be able to legally rent this out.

I've heard both terms floating around Im still trying to figure out what a "co-host" is myself as I have seen them advertising different services. 

I think it's the "safest" type of real estate investing you can do, especially if your sister is living there and you can trust her to be a good tenant/co-owner. 

As an STR/MTR host and co-host in the Atlanta Metro Area, I’d estimate $15K-$25K to furnish a 3-bedroom well—think durable king bed, queen, bunk setup, solid sofa, and essentials.