With how prevalent this type of house hack is in the biggerpockets community, is there anyone else that has had this issue?

The $75-$110k price point with rents of $1000-$1400 is very prevalent here in metro detroit.

keep in mind most investor on BP of course like to regurgitate this mantra" I am a cash flow investor  Appreciation is gambling "  LOL  not sure who coined that term but it sure is prevalent on this site. the stuff I am funding for others rents are more in the 700 to 900 range.. from what I can see..  

Multifamily is more prevalent in those areas, so most people who HouseHack in Montgomery and Howard County will do a rent by the room/roommate situation.

I think you will enjoy investing in the Springs.BRRRR opportunities were a bit more prevalent in Colorado Springs a few years ago, but that doesn't mean they don't exist. 

Now its not a title report but it has served me well buying foreclosures were I had to look at title the day before the auction.. always a risk in auctions no doubt.I guess it depends on your definition of prevalent. 

I have helped other on how to do a deep dive into finding hidden parcels ( especially prevalent on the west coast and one person in Nashville looks to have hit a home run). 

I would say they are much more prevalent in Pinellas county .

In my area, I have bought and resold older homes with minor foundation repair/upgrade because thats what buyers in the area are willing to accept in relation to the charm and character of an older home, however in other areas where older homes like this are not that prevalent, buyers will have completely different expectations as to foundation condition and you could be looking at major upgrades to repair foundation including replacement, or adding sister walls.

I have looked into this, considering CA’s increasingly prevalent fire season.