Or at least smaller communities within striking distance of a larger metro area. 

Most management companies (I used 8 in the last 7 years) will be hands off and if disaster strikes due to their negligence, they will charge you 3-5 times more than what it would normally cost.  

If he knows his market will support 5.6GRM and he runs into a seller at 7.7 they likely won't strike a deal until the seller realizes they're asking too much. 

You've got 3 strikes against you, non standard use, remote collateral, and you live out of state.Start dialing!

Then they strike off the property to the city asset manager or whichever taxing entity wanted the property.

I think house hacking does need to strike a balance between financial milestones without causing too detrimental of a life style. 

While legally, the broker doesn't need to do anything about it, he or she could make a good faith gesture and strike that clause.

This could include conducting regular property inspections, maintaining properties to prevent hazards, and implementing safety protocols for tenants and employees.Ultimately, the key is to strike a balance between adequate coverage and cost-effectiveness.

I think with a little number crunching and seeing how much some cash renovations can do, I could strike a deal that when I cash out refinance I can give him a chunk of change equal to the ratio he put in with me.

It's interesting that she's threatened to kill you twice and you're still trying to decide what to do.Certain behaviors should not fall under a three-strikes policy.