I would like to here from people on both sides of the coin.

On the other side of the coin, if all things have gone well during the interview phase, the customer has to be willing to eventually make a commitment for the amount of time that salesperson has invested. 

@Michael Rogers house hacking is a term kind of coined by Brandon Turner.

Very disappointed in this and I'm even contemplating making the "office" a laundry area (coined laundry).

Just looking for some overall input as I really think this is a coin toss depending on your perspective.Thanks,Daniel

In the meantime, cut out ALL non-essential spending and save some coin.

I have used Tasha McCormick at Lawyers Title Co. in Amarillo and was very pleased.

Househacking is a term coined from @Brandon Turner, and its probably the best idea ever for new investors willing to get ahead instead of falling deeper into a labor paid mortgage/debt with no real return.  

Even Donald Trump, with a starting grubstake of $58,000,000.00 and a billionaire father consignor ( of loans "only" up to $100,000,000.00), and working in his father's real estate business since the age of eleven (collecting the coins from the laundry rooms in his fathers apartment houses, where I first met him), saw the need for a quality education and attended and graduated from the University of Pennsylvania Wharton School of Business with a Bachelor of Business degree with a major in Real Estate.So the point is that education and experience are the necessary ingredients for a successful career in real estate investing.  

Also I cover the shared area water and electric with coin op laundry.