Those days are over in North Jersey unless you go to the Belly of the Beast areas of Essex County.

There is an access point on the outside of the house so INSTEAD of the Pest guys coming INTO your house and spraying bug juice everywhere you kids eat cheerios off the floor... they inject it INSIDE your walls from a port on the OUTSIDE of your house!

Glad to see someone from Jax with some fire in their belly!

I did run the numbers on sweat equity and realized that I could potentially cash flow down the lineHere's something to consider, as a house hacker, it's really hard to go belly up.

Otherwise there isn't enough juice to manage it.

There is still a lot of juice left in Sacramento.  

Some firms discovered there is money being made off owners whose second mortgage lender went belly up 15 years ago and the note couldn't get served anymore.

Trying to run numbers to see if the juice is worth the squeeze.

Here's a very basic explanation to get your juices flowing:Assume a house costs $200,000 and rents for $1,500.

@Dylan TettemerAny lender whether it be community, institutional or hard money, will want to know that you have something to lose if the deal goes belly up.