Nevermind the bureaucracy that this would entail with each tenant moving in/out.As much as I try to think about this I cannot find a solution that could prove more convenient than keeping all the bills under my name and requesting payment when they are due (with all the other downsides that I am aware of).To all the experienced landlords out there, any advice on this would be very much appreciated!

Getting the deal under contract at a favorable price for all parties is the biggest challenge.If you are able to obtain that, the buyer is much easier to find. 

The downsides are California taxes and tenant laws, typically. 

The biggest question is would I recommend OCF?

. - Has good liquidity - 1 year lockup or lessThis is always a topic of discussion, and what we have found is investors who care about the lockup will use that as a reason not to invest, but our biggest ticket investors want the lockup.

I'd say my biggest hurdle is raising capital.

What are some of the biggest pain points you’ve experienced?

I've thought a lot about this....Not being able to find tenants is one of the biggest fears beginning house hackers have when they first get started.

2) Who are the biggest cash buyers of properties?

I would say the biggest thing is for a big rehab expect a 60 day close because of bad communication.