@Jonathan Baptiste It is too difficult to bill back people with rent by room style of house hacking, you will be unable to make it "fair" for everyone since some people take more showers than others, some people cook more than others, so how would you bill back those renters, or if one renter is gone for two weeks visiting family?  

Does anyone know what the best/quickest/least expensive way to achieve this is?

Additionally, consider if additional capital infusion is necessary for the property to achieve desired occupancy levels.

Nobody else has published anything on this that I've even seen.The House Hacking Strategy: How to Use Your Home to Achieve Financial Freedom, by Craig Curelop

-Rob,Greg, and Al I'd start with a real estate agent sending you all the new construction 2-4 family styles that have sold and pick one that is small and compact and sells for a premium.

As an investor, I'm drawn to the incredible potential real estate holds for achieving financial freedom and creating a legacy for future generations.

I need to replace the AC and furnace at my rental property, (ranch-style home of 1256 sqft.)

What do you need help with to achieve this goal?

Once you have a clear picture of what your goals are, seek out a mentor who's already achieved what you're aiming for.

This can make it challenging to achieve strong cash flow.