@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.

Any landlords out there in the Greater Cedar Rapids, Iowa City area sick of their Coin-Op laundry suppliers? 

Lastly, if you follow markets the ability of a firm to basically play both sides of the coin does not always end well.