A two-bedroom condo for house-hacking could be a golden opprotunity to kickstart your portfolio.I’ll share a quick story about a client of mine, Tony.

I would add that you can go a long way just having some clean color schemes (two wall colors and one trim color will do almost any house) and a few tasteful accent pieces. 

My developer was going to be a two story home but a neighbor complained because it would affect his view and cited the wording.

Quote from @Roy Lam: They only qualified for two bedrooms voucher, but i have a three bedrooms  singles house. 

It would be worth paying a third party to go and check the work for you to confirm it's completed before sending the funds. 

Quote from @Isadore Nelson: I’m considering acquiring an occupied foreclosure property—a two-family home in Brooklyn, NY—and I'm hoping to connect with anyone who has experience in this area?

Quote from @Thomas Haessig: I have two accepted offers to buy and house hack.

but generally - new accounting and property tracking softwares fall short in one of two places: 1) they don't actually generate financial statements that a CPA or Lender will approve, or 2) They can, but the learning curve is so steep or convoluted it's impossible for you to get help if/when you need it (I imagine this is why this thread is a little slow right now)Have you asked your accountant what they think will work best?

I jumped right in and currently have two flips underway- 1 in Rome, GA and 1 in Atlanta.  

If you don't want to move into the property, I'd say a conventional investment loan or a DSCR loan are your two best options.