He thinks that there is a market, especially within Colorado, that makes it worthwhile.

While there has been a LOT of disagreement among the posters here -- some investors, some appraisers, some both -- I'm happy to say that I finally have a worthwhile data point to provide to support my initial claims in this thread.While this still isn't scientific, the following is some great empirical evidence of just how subjective appraisals can be.

With rent control and just-cause evictions, I fear it's not a worthwhile endeavor.

I'm considering a house hacking strategy in the greater Houston area, ideally within a 30-minute drive of Rice University (including Fort Bend County). Here are my questions:
Is house hacking still a smart financial ...

Have yet to find one thats reputable or worthwhile pursuing.

It's difficult to discern the value of a MHP when there are so many variables involved I was hoping to talk to someone to see if this would be a worthwhile investment!

For local connections I’d recommend checking out the RI Real Estate Investors Group.They meet once a month in person for members and with another virtual meeting each month open to non-members too.I’ve been a member since 2003 and generally found it worthwhile.

Here are 11 ways to invest in real estate with no money:Hard Money LendersPrivate Money LendersWholesalingEquity PartnershipsHome EquityOption To BuySeller FinancingHouse HackingGovernment LoansMicroloansREITsIt’s important to note that while investing in real estate with no money down offers numerous benefits, not all cashless deals are worthwhile.

The right property can be worthwhile though.

You won't be living for free but if you can find a property with solid rents or some value-add potential I think it's a worthwhile investment.