It's all come together pretty quickly in the last year and a half so I'm still coming to terms with it myself.The house hack is a four bedroom 2 bath house that my wife and I purchased as our first home with the intention of having it produce at least some income.

My full-time gig is to invest in income-producing websites (digital real estate) and I'm working backwards to first increase the authority of my website to then eventually rank organically in Google.Given my experience building sites, I personally don't think SEO is as complicated as any agency makes it out to be.

Normally there is some sort of onboarding or start up costs however usually PMs charge based on how much revenue they received hence if no revenue is produced due to the property being vacant, no funds are collected.

I can only produce about 2  houses a month and out of 90 so far I have only had to hold 5 or so past C of O they all got sold either pre sale or right before we finished..

This will almost always take those 12 top producers down to 2-4.

On my end, I would never purchase a property that won't produce at lease 1k in net cash flow, and it must be in a desirable area that is expected to appreciate.

A home inspection produced 50 issues that needed attention.

Tying up a distressed sellers property then not producing any results for them can lead to the property being foreclosed on and the seller being seriously hurt financially. 

I definitely recommend that you seek out a Certified Cost Segregation Professional so that you are confident in the quality of the work performed and the deliverables produced.

I am wondering how best to truly know that one’s developers will produce what I expect, windows are usually a given😃 not all that happy with this extra thousand dollar excursion but I have definitely learned much.