It must make selling a house IMPOSSIBLE until its paid off since the same issue sounds like it would apply.

I understand it will be hard to match (if not impossible) the 10% yearly income and 5% appreciation of properties (those are my numbers).

That said, tenants sometimes push for alternative solutions, as in your case.Here’s what I’d suggest:Broaden Your Marketing ApproachFebruary and March can be slow months for leasing in family-oriented communities, but it’s not impossible.

When the police catch up to him your cousin is going to say that you told him he could have it for a WEEK not a weekEND and the police won't charge him because you gave him the car to begin with and its difficult or impossible to know what you may have discussed as the terms.

My girlfriend and I are looking to get into Multifamily real estate investing and have also looked into the possibility of house hacking, although a good affordable property seems to be tough but not impossible in this area.

I'd love to be able to start that way, but it's impossible in my location.Try to run the numbers and see if it makes sense for you, but for most real estate investors, I believe house hacking is the most intelligent/reasonable place to start. 

It definitely would be near impossible in Utah.I wouldn't buy under 50k without any experience.

MLS hands down will get the seller the best price in the market at the time. on having these in 3 markets I got to think finding a buyer to buy all three is going to be near impossible. 

Many insurance policies also require re-development within two years, a near impossible timeline in a region with the coastal commission, perhaps only second to Manhattan in terms of permitting and red tape.

It's certainly not impossible, but it's probably going to take you more time and more deals to win one.Like you, this was my goal when I first started out.