I wont count the printing costs as its all going through my business' printer and I can pretend it didn't happen :P I am curious, if you were in my shoes and in this market, what would your strategy be to get into a property that I could house hack and make worth while?

From the time you get your first listing, it is usually about 6 months to your first paycheck and usually on a $300,000 sale you will get about 1/4 of 6% or about $4,500 and you need to do one or two of those a month to make it worthwhile as a real estate agent.

I have found a property that I think may be worthwhile, but I don’t know for sure.

My point is nothing worthwhile is all upside.

, security cameras, moisture sensors etc might pay off) a quick call to your insurance agent to ask for a list of things that will reduce your premium is usually worthwhile.

Todays market with multiple offers can make a property inspection a minor concern even at the pre-offer level.  To get a property under contract, the inspection contingency could be ignored based on the sellers most r...

I currently use QB online and while it works fine, I wonder whether the monthly cost is worthwhile.

Im from the SoCal area but wouldn’t mind a little travel for a worthwhile event.

To make that worthwhile you need your monthly rent to be $750-$1000/month.That's where the rent survey comes in. 

Sometimes the incremental savings from $1,000 to $2,500 or from $2,500 to $5,000 are too small to make the higher deductible worthwhile.