Like a previous poster said you need to get ahead of the herd and sell ASAP.On the other side of the coin in a year of so you could market that complex and probably pick up some cheap rentals and recoup your losses. 

Not crypto fun but pretty good. 

It makes a difference if there is washer/dryer in the units versus coin op machines in the basement, so make sure you pay attention to the details. 

If you don’t know, House Hacking was originally coined by Brandon Turner of Bigger Pockets.

Added a coin operated washer and dryer, turned half of the basement into a storage unit which leases for $100 a month.

We have done amazingly well on 2br units in the Vigo Co. In

I've heard both sides of the coin regarding BRRRR in Northern CA and really just looking to network, discuss and really just take our first couple of steps towards action.

To begin with, I’m not familiar with New Jersey or Philadelphia, but I like to borrow a term Warren Buffet coined as “investing in your circle of competence.”

On the debt side of the coin anyway.When combined with a seller second, HUD can provide the highest conventional debt leverage, but even, it isn't 100% financing.

@Jade Wong I've actually never had to evict a Section 8 tenant in California (only NY state), but I'm usually working on the opposite side of the coin here in California, with the low income tenants, so I've seen my fair share.