Not a fan of it and never will be.

Personally and this is just my opinion, but I am not a fan of 100% financing as gives you no liquidity and not many options if you needed to exit the deal for some reason. 

In my personal opinion, I'm a fan of delegation.

I am a big fan of the Cincy market, and I have seen a bit of movement there recently form investors. 

I am personally not a fan of single family house hacks, but if that's all you got available in the area where you want to be and at the price point you can afford, then you have to go with that. 

Ithaca is like another planet.STRENGTHS-  appreciation is pretty much guaranteed, no matter how crummy your property is-  student housing isn't restricted, they'll live anywhere-  having an ivy league school means there's a lot of money flying around-  rent is high-  tons of development and growth going on-   strong STR performance outside the city properWEAKNESSES-  almost absurdly high prices-  similarly absurdly low cap rates-  pesky annual inspections required on multifamily properties-  most deals happen behind closed doors, and agents tend to be very unhelpful-  5-7% cap rates typical, sometimes lowerSummary: Ithaca is a great market to park your money in and wait.

I’m also not a fan of having any properties paid off because of the Return of Equity factor. 

NOT before, IRS isn’t a fan of that. 

@Andrea LauritzenI start off investing out of state in KC and I'm a huge fan.

I am a big fan of it and you managed to do without with very little money down!