Would be happy share my experience with all of these from an agent and house hacker perspective.

I really like the concept.Regarding yourbroker.info as a website, it's obviously WordPress and history shows that hackers love WordPress vulnerabilities.

@Gene Hacker, Yes, I agree it's not a matter of "if" for "oil", more of "when".

My advice to house hackers is to look at detached duplexes.  

Does that resonate as something house hackers or rental property owners would want or really need for bills that need to be in owner's name?

@Michael Hacker thank you, if your contact info is on your profile, i will definitely send you an email to keep in touch with you.

@Michael Hacker Yes I agree!

Most likely you would be better off getting a Conventional loan vs FHA.Unless there is something particular about your situation that would keep you from being eligible for Conventional; but your mortgage lender can walk you through that, as Jordan mentioned.Biggest advantage of the Fha loan for prospective house hackers is the lower down payment allowed on  a DUPLEX, but if you're buying a condo unit, that doesn't really apply to you. 

Rent $900 (was going to be the house hacker’s unit) Unit 4 - $600 Totat Rents: $3,475/mo - $41,700 year.Expenses (minor maint., lawn, pest, utilities) - $7,000 (potential to unload $3,000 of utilities by metering each unit) Insurance - $3,600 (Flood zone) Taxes - $3,700 Debt Payments - $14,000 CapEx. - $4,000 Property Mgmt - $6,000 Vacancy - $2,500Total Outflow - $40,800Sale price is $200,000, which matches the remaining loan balance.

@Gene Hacker Thanks for your advice!