RMD will result in $80,000 minus tax for next 26 years until he exhaust the account.

We actually have the tenants sign a mold addendum that explains how they are responsible to keep mildew or mold at bay by running exhaust vents when showering, treating visable mildew in window sills and bathrooms with bleach, cleaning the AC drainline, running AC when humidity is high ect... 

These travel nurses don't seem to understand economics and that they are not going to move from an area where you can buy a house for the price of a VCR to rent an entire house furnished for less than an apartment is here....

Once your earnings level off, or you're exhausted from continuously pounding the pavement, then kick back and enjoy (and save) your income streams that you've worked hard to build.

Always great to hear from a fellow Texan.I might suggest to think about House Hacking as something a little different than "an investment".  

I try to do the easy value add myself and outsource anything that takes more than an hourthe “turnkey” work included:patching walls from nail and hook hole,cleaning out some trashadding smoke detectors to bring it up to fire codedeep cleaning and scrubbingdealing with building inspectorupdating some electric outlets and replacing outlet coverstouch up paint workand I had a contractor replace some carpet with vinyl plank flooring.given I could only work about 4 hours a week it ended up taking me close to a month to get it ready for rent.

There is no guarantee that a newer home will have less chance of a pipe bursting than an older home.

So im exhausted so I just really want to know what consequences could i possibly face breaking into my own property?