This will result in inspection results that more accurately indicate property conditions and promote better living conditions for residents.

Haven't decided yet but the opportunity is there.My objective in the real live examples is to open up your mind about how to work with investors and it's not always about showing them a fix and flip deal.

I currently live in a Duplex that we house hack, living in one unit and renting the other.

We decided to make it a rental after living there for seven years.

Here's my best stab at those questions.1) I would definitely recommend wholesaling where you live, at least to start.

However, I am the primary owner.Current Situation: My aunt’s daughter (my cousin) lives in the house rent-free.

Lots of cases of two students renting and it turns into 10 living there.

We closed yesterday- the house is 90 miles from where we live (Aspen-so buying closer is not an option yet.)

The kids can always go to a friend's house while you're there.I'd also look at when her lease is up for renewal and tell her you are not renewing her lease and she needs to find another place to live.

We’ve all agreed that living together would be a win-win: they get to gain independence, and I get to start my real estate investment journey.