Any questions you may have have been asked and answered a 100 times.Don't spend money on info that is readily available to you.Just my 2 cents.

At first I thought he was going to give me a good butt chewing, but it turns out that he is ready to retire from investing and was looking to sell off some of his properties, eight in all, so he and his wife can spend the rest of their days without the hassle of having tenants.

I much rather spend that money resealing the balconies and pass the visual inspection with flying colors.

Based on a Triplex, I wouldn't spend the money on submetering. 

But if you were planning to house hack for a long time there then I’d think it would be a better option then renting.Things id be aware of house hacking anywhere near Boston:-Make sure you pick a town with a decent renting pool-Appreciation will be your best friend, not cash flow-Be prepared to spend on renovations always happy to share my experiences or resources if you want to connect! 

You have to put in the effort, demonstrate the skills, and spend the time to scale up.  

It is so limited and seems like you have to login to the full site for most tasks especially when leasing and trying to get to Tenant Turner to see appointments on our iPhones.We are considering changing platforms and my current software spend with Tenant Turner is roughly $100/month or $6.67/unit.

Account ClosedI'd house hack locally.  100%.And IF you are serious about OOS BRRRR in the Midwest - you're going to need to spend some time in person in your chosen market.If you buy a random property that you haven't seen just because people you don't know tell you "it's a deal" - you will lose money.

I will be an OOS investor as I live in Florida and it is a very expensive market.Based on my household income I would qualify as an accredited investor.

I did spend the 50K in money but it came from the 3 investments I had bought in the last 6 years.