I have an excellent credit score of over 800 and am looking for advice on what mortgage rates I should expect for a 25-year or 30-year loan.Additionally, I'd appreciate any insights on the benefits of opting for a commercial loan versus a personal loan for this type of property.Thanks in advance for your help!

Make sure these expenses fit into your investment plans and budget.In short, while you don’t have to set up an LLC before buying your first property, it can definitely offer some solid benefits like liability protection, tax flexibility, and a more professional image.

The old saying of buying the ugliest in a great location fits this property, but after reading other posts I know there will probably be difficulties with gaining clear title from an Upset Sale in any sort of timely manner.  

Look for neighborhoods where house hacking is popular and where you can find properties that fit your budget and investment goals.Networking: Connect with other investors in your area.

There are quite a few syndicators who have been around longer than five years and have excellent track records.

No doubt that you provide an excellent experience for your landlords.

For example, if we're selling Paper Lots to a national builder, we would want to fit as many lots on the site as we can, because builders pay on a "per lot" basis. 

@Johanna Valencia If you're looking to scale the portfolio, I'd suggest getting into another multi, somewhere within a manageable distance as to make it easy for you to manage, but also find something in which you will be able to fit your family.

Since you're in college, consider what will best fit your schedule and provide the most valuable learning experience.

House hacking sounds like a great fit for you—buying a multi-family, living in one unit, and renting out the others can help cover your mortgage while you’re on the go.