It's purely personal, of course, but for me I'd be OK with lower cash flow in exchange for a greater and growing equity stake, since I have a longer buy-and-hold horizon.

Also said foreclosure was right on the horizon into 2021 & 2022 at end of q4 2020.

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Think of it as an opportunity to leave a trail of houses during this nomadic part of your life--  you'd be able to take advantage of more favorable loan terms, (down payment %, interest rate), since you are owner occupying.In short, take advantage of your long investment time horizon, start the house-hack, save a bunch of money by offsetting your living, and move onto the next property when you're ready to move!

Depends on existing condition of the asset when you buy it and cost reserve stable of when the large tickets items are going out during your ownership time horizon.

Say you also for whatever reason have a ton of write-off's in a given year making that tax impact a "softer" hit vs other years on the horizon, it could be a good time to take that hit. 

What is your investment horizon?

The problem is 2+% of prop tax which adds to the issue  the price has dropped but the IR has more than doubled for investment homes which is what is making it cash flow negative If you plan to hold the prop for a longer term horizon then it may make sense to buy while the prices have dipped and refi when the rates go down.

And you’ve likely heard something in the news or on social media about a price crash on the horizon.

I want to acquire my next rental as soon as possible, I have 5k saved for the next house hack, with a recession in the horizon, I'm anxious don't know where to be aggressive and try to wipe off the car debt or keep stacking away towards my next house hack.