I am using an fha to house hack and would like to maximize cash flow while I live there. $4800 over 2 years is $200/month but $4800 extra on the loan at 3.25% is significantly less per month.

These are the list of resources that I am using when I'm looking through the markets for the areas listed below.

Here I am using FHA with not a chance of paying that much over.

I am using actual data from my research over the years and not guessing with your National averages you choose to use.

I am using English like folks in the street and as a specific technical terms.Many folks think about building equity through a process of holding long term where each monthly payment reduces the loan.

In reality, I only accounted for $8,830 of depreciation.I am using Turbo Tax.  

I have a SFH that I am using as a long term rental property.  

On the side i buy and resotre old early 1900s houses :) The leverage aspect of all of this has been nervre wracking since as a cash buyer I am used to keeping all my cash flow.  

I am using a VA Rehab loan and I believe there is a cap for the amount of rehab.

Investors are among the cheapest clients I have ever met, and they don't actually know what they want, they expect you to read their mind, I am used to just follow procedure, it was a steep learning curve for me to accommodate, several trips to Home Depot helped me understand how investors/house clients work.