2021 Goal is to grow to 10 doors from 1, investing for cash flow.I currently own 1 rental in San Diego that breaks-even because I stuck my retired parents in it, it’s 60%LTV with $320k mortgage, worth $545k.I rent in Los Angeles, $2,100 per month but am considering putting 5% down on a vacant 3 unit property to house hack that has the following:2 bd/ 1.5 ba front house2 bd/ 1 ba back house (1 bedroom is un-permitted per title reflecting this as a 1/1) - will rent for $2k1 bd/ 1 ba adu - not sure if it was permitted - will rent for $1500$850k with 5% down, Mortgage will be $4600 This seems like the best next step except the unpermitted aspects give me pause.I pulled $100k out of my San Diego home to consolidate my student loans, but have yet to pull the trigger as I’m considering ways to put this cash to work and arrive at paying those off with the proceeds.

We'll arrive to Boston early Saturday  1/15 and staying through Tuesday night. 

You'll only know that when the future arrives. 

Ill look to refinance and get out of PMI when possible, and should be able to get mortgage down to 4000$ as well.I ordered a boxabl casita to put in the backyard that is supposed to arrive around end of year.

What if the lease end date arrives and she doesn't leave the property?

I've been considering both multi-family and single family rentals but haven't arrived at a conclusion on which I wish to pursue early on.Any tips or suggestions would be highly appreciated!

He'd moved interstate for work when he arrived at my SFR.

just trying to narrow down costs for when I estimate costs currently waiting on the book on estimating rehab costs to arrive thanks in advance!

Each month when utility bills arrive separate the total by the number of tenants in each unit, then bill tenants.  

Once roommates are all leased up, I’ll have a nice little positive cash flow I arrive back in a few weeks, and will have close to 40k saved that I plan on putting to use on another rental within the next 6-8 months.If there are any areas y’all have found particularly good for BRRRR investment I’d love to hear about them!