I bought it with the intention of leasing it and changed my mind.

Quote from @Marco Flores: How did you go about making a lease for your house hacking tenants?

Hello,I have a home that I lease out to tenants on section 8.

I wouldn't call that a true "DSCR Loan" - especially considering that a ground-up construction property won't have any cash flow so DSCR would be negative or 0 numerator if you'd try to calculate it ground up multifamily is not 0 cashflow there are hundreds of thousands of apartments built every year, leased up, and sold for a profit as well. we build not only at a discount for investors but 1% on infill lots I'd be really careful with all your absolutes. you can get land for 10k in columbus on lots you can build 2-4 units on in one of the cheapest construction markets in the country.

I have had them move out in the middle of the or had to evict them for breaking the lease. 

Currently I have inherited tenants, but I am planning for lease turn over.

However, both associations have a 30-day minimum for all lease agreements.Unfortunately, the bad news is that there really aren't any other buildings that I know of where the association allows short-term leases.

Even when I still had 3 I used Zillow.I list my property on Zillow for rent, I use the Zillow application process, I use their form leases and  collect payment all through Zillow.With only a couple rentals, it did everything I needed it to do, and combined with a spreadsheet or Quickbooks online, if you want to be a little more official, it does not take much work.  

There's a price/rent lag because leases are typically for a year so there's the delayed effect of old leases playing out before upward pressure on rents does it's thing.With that said, there's also your ability to refinance out of that rate and improve the rentability of it that way.

I'm currently 23 and have access to around 40k liquid to buy a home when my lease is up in March of 2025.