@Nate J.Send me a PM as I just did a webinar online with over 15+ places to find notes online

Of all the online “methods” house hacking or small multifamily hacking really works.

DMs and reaching out online is one thing but getting out there to meetups with other investors and boots on the ground at open houses, etc is a great way to get involved.

Many states operate under Caveat Emptor and have no disclosure requirements.2) These are probably not latent, or hidden, as a most jurisdictions have online permit and violation searches you can conduct. 

I'd like to get some more information since I cannot find many reviews online. 

So consider the costs to convert or add space on the property after a purchase, and the income that would be added from the addition of the space.Since the property purchase includes a high price for land already, the rentable space that you add to the property can have a net positive impact on your overall cash flow, allowing you the potential on the right property to reach a net positive cash flow, and also the potential to build a portfolio of properties over time using the strategy.Transparency: I am Greg from BuildCali dot com, and would be happy to help you with any project you have questions about and to share some great free online resources for further research.

Training or experience are the only safe approaches.

There genuinely isn't enough affordable safe housing. 

It takes a few minutes online.

Thus the greater fool theory.Personally, I steer away from D class properties and try to go to C+ to B- areas where you get good hard working people with families that want a safe place to live.