I used my VA loan to purchase this property as my primary residence with every intension to turn it into a rental after the first year.

Putting together random people are headaches for us and frankly we try to avoid doing it all together now.Boarding houses, or renting properties like boarding houses becomes very management intensive. 

I’ve just wrapped up a year of intense studying, read The One Thing, and am striving to pivot to Multi-family as well.

I am currently about to start a career in basketball playing overseas but I am currently living with my parents paying rent, my schedule could come sporadic so I am tryign to figure out the best lane in which I can move out but also make money with house hacking but also not violating any rules because I won't necessarily always be at home to be the landlord.

And the temptation for the cash compared to chasing rent becomes pretty intense. 

my position on paid training is: Need to be able to pay cash for it not put it on your CC Need to be able to actually partake in what your training for  IE have capacity to transact.Real estate in most forms is capital / credit intense with neither of these things in MOST markets its is very rare that the I have no money and no credit individual can succeed. 

You cannot wake up decide you like basketball and then go play in the NBA.

You also do not know any of our qualifications or why we would have "the answer" for your situation.When you say you are tired from real estate it is obviously the managing aspect because that is more time intensive than the owning real estate part. 

This is very labor intensive.(2)  The particular color of the floor is no longer available, even from third party vendors.  

I hear that they can be a real pain and are extremely management intensive.