I have seen this work in high priced markets like San Jose Ca.. where the property owner is a very wealthy business person with no time for rentals and the person they sublet to is close t them either friend or bizz associate and will work the property to make  the delta as the owner just does not want to mess with day to day and there is extreme trust.The other thing I have done personally is with the insurance companies ..

The fact that homes are pricy does not make house hacking a better option because those have gone up as well and the rates are just high to get a loan on them.

If I was the owner I would be asking why is it not published in the NY times, or other publications that have high net worth individuals.

We will continue to have an influx of transplants from high tax, high regulation states like CA and NY. 

When you look at job growth and population growth, it looks positive to me.

A rate of 8.5% for DSCR cash out refinance seems a bit high..

Credit Cards: If your renovation costs are manageable, using a credit card can be a quick way to finance smaller projects, especially if you can pay off the balance quickly to avoid high interest.8.

I use the Bureau of Statistics to find figures for job growth and population increase.

Their 14.75% fee seems high however considering they fill the property for you, manage the members and collect payments it's justifiable and you still cash flow over traditional renting.

Condos can be tough to cash flow due to high HOA fees...and special assessments.