It is difficult to achieve this on a single day. 

You should have ran this question as Anderson Business Advisors was suggesting this set-up.The set-up is also difficult to understand that you likely have to engage your attorney everyyear with questions that you have where they would be billing you.I like the slogan regarding keeping it simple.

As things get more difficult more and more and just staying higher end. 

You can refi into a DSCR at the 1-year mark, buy another - rinse and repeat.That's a good idea for the House Hack, but I can tell you FHA offers are very difficult to get accepted right now, at least in Toledo.

So even if new construction were to pick back up, it would take at least two years for anything to hit the market.What I really like about this area is how difficult it is to build and how long the permitting process takes. 

How do they get tenants in place, and how difficult is it really?

@Ed Ventura Its one of the most difficult issues when you get into property types like this. 

I'm an experienced investor that's emerging from a difficult period.

A tenant-occupied property, especially one that needs work, is always more difficult to sell (whether you use a realtor or now).

I equated it to a property per year simply because in the Denver area it's very difficult to find cash-flowing deals that make the investment worth it, so I figured I'd be looking at several properties to reach my financial goal.