Your credit score is good enough for a FHA loan and I recommend you start with a small MF or a SF house-hack.

I would look into these guys https://www.submetersolutions.com/If that doesn't work, just split the usage based off square footage and charge the tenants in proportion to that - not 100%  accurate but good enough.

(Foremost will only cover up to 4 units and this is 6.)I've learned my lesson DO NOT buy properties that still use screw in fuses unless the deal is good enough to cover the cost to replace!

With those set aside, do you think the monthly cash flow, cap rate and coc numbers are good enough to make an offer on the property? 

But wait, still not good enough.

if you only do negative cash flow for few hundred bucks and your large income is good enough and you plan to keep the house for ten years, then this is not an issue after all.

Prices are rarely good enough for you just to take a shot at it. 

All of these neighborhoods are in zip 21229Now a diferent question is what deal is good enough for Brrrrr.

Have a competent realtor with market knowledge and transaction experience in the area you want to invest in will be good enough.

But wholesale deals won't really work with House Hacking as you need to buy the property with a loan and most wholesales aren't in good enough condition or the sellers won't sell to someone with a loan.