This is something I would suggest for a house hacker. 

I just heard hackers can completely take over your Iphone from a remote location through the browser.

I'm a Realtor here in Chattanooga and work with investors and house hackers all the time, and the biggest mistake I see is them waiting for the perfect deal.There will definitely never be a perfect deal and issues will almost always come up in some form or another, but as long as you do your due diligence and make sure you have the proper amount of reserves in place, you will be fine!! 

And some of the areas have passed a number of ordinances that are not advantageous to condo conversion developers, who were previously the house hacker/ investor's biggest competition because of their ability to buy cash and the huge profit they could get through condo-zing. 

Thanks, house-hackers!

Originally posted by @Gene Hacker:@Allison Escovedo, You have gotten a lot of really good advice.  

@Jamie Scharbrough more than likely the new buyer will be an investor or house hacker (living in one side and renting out the other) then if you are paying market rent and are a good tenant paying on time and not damaging the place there is a good chance that the buyer will want you to stay after your initial lease is up. 

So, as a budding house hacker I wanted to ask my friends on BP:What tools come in most handy to a novice landlord?

I'm a first time house hacker, in my case the tenant was already there and I think my realtor leaked that I was the new owner.

Butts was arrested and charged Wednesday with arranging an attack for cash on her landlord over an ongoing dispute, prosecutors said.Ashley Melissa Butts, 30, of Inglewood and her friend, Israel Rios, were taken into custody on an arrest warrant stemming from the April 30 attack, according to a Los Angeles County Superior Court complaint.Butts and Rios are charged with assault by means of force likely to produce great bodily injury, conspiracy to commit a crime and first-degree burglary.Shortly after Butts moved into her landlord’s home in the 3300 block of West 78th Street in Hyde Park, they began quarreling, prosecutors said.According to the criminal complaint, Butts called Rios on her cellphone and instructed Rios to come to their home, so that he could attack the victim in exchange for cash.Butts allegedly then had an Uber driver pick up Rios, 37, and an unidentified man and drive them to her home.