I am a construction manager for Lennar Homes, I build single family residential homes and multi-family townhomes for them.

What I find is, markets where you can still find single family homes for $200k or less is where the cash flow is (percentage-wise).Once you get to the $250k homes, especially with rates where they are, you start to get very little cash flow.Ohio is consistently strong on cash flow.

I also have ownership in a general contracting company in Wisconsin that does single family restoration where a $50k flip job can be done in a few weeks.

Having them join me in the house hack isn’t an option, as I can’t afford a place with enough bedrooms in a single unit in the areas I want to live.

I have both multi family and single family and scaled with a combination of BRRRRs and Turnkey.

Does anybody have a good workaround for city ordinance restricting more than five unrelated occupants in a single-family residence?  

I have a few questions and I will definitely be seeking professional guidance as well, but wanted to throw this out in the forums.Background:  I have just opened a single member LLC. 

Guess what, people still prefer unattached single family homes on their own fenced lot.  

if ure 23 and single - house hack 100% get a multi unit live in one rent out the restcant afford multi - buy 1 SFH, multpile bedrooms - sleep in 1 rent out the rest of the rooms

By no means am I a local expert, but I think that the househacking is the best way to get started for almost everyone, especially a single person, or young couple.