However, the vacancy is really low in my area and prices are really high so it’s a gamble most house hackers take.

Here are a few potential types:* House hackers trying to figure out how to do accounting (I fall into this category, as I live in one unit of a 2-unit property)* Real estate agents who need accounting software, or transaction management software, or marketing software (I also fall into this category)* Landlords who self-manage and want something to help them with marketing, tenant management, accepting rents, etc., and also need bookkeeping/accounting software.

Hey Cole,Fellow house hacker here in Charlotte, NC with my wife. 

Whether you're looking to dip your toes into the real estate market as a house-hacker or you're a seasoned investor seeking your next big venture, I'm here to guide you every step of the way.But that's not all.

Hey @Robert Mendenhall,New house hacker myself.

Cap rate pro forma 7.26%...better if you can get that $75k rehab budget downFor house hackers, it appears putting 10% down (if you could swing it) would be best.

I am a house hacker in Beverly, MA.

Although I do track all the trends and partake in a few bio-hacker type things myself (hello sauna), it doesn't matter how much money people make, it always comes down to simple low hanging fruit kind of changes that make the biggest difference.

(I’m not) house hackers, flippers and landlords.

Former house hacker so I was always renting by the room. https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/4818-Smick-St-Philadelphi...Best