For starters, what you want to be looking for are markets that have strong price/rent ratios, low to moderate property taxes and are landlord friendly.

Starters include Rich Dad Poor Dad & The BRRRR Book by David Greene.3.

For starters, I'm pretty sure it cant legally. 

House hacking is one of the most popular strategies you can take and it can be a great way to build wealth and generate passive income, but it's important to have a long-term plan in place.I'd say keep in mind a few things for starters:1.

I'd normally choose the in-state option for starters provided that your local market can give you that 1-2% rule deal and if it's affordable.

Plus many other ways, but try these for starters.

Likely another starter home (around 14-1500sq ft) but wondering if a garage is worth the added cost.I look forward to learning as much as I can here and hope y’all are having a great week!

@Allan C.tell me more…I tried a company called “lawn starter” and they were a joke.

Conversation starter, learn about your customers, and you wouldn't believe how many problems you can solve with a $50-$100 gift card from their favorite place. 

And most likely they are wealthy investors who have made money in these markets before- by appreciation and leveraged.Once you get familiar and comfortable with an area, the scenario goes something like this: you were driven and brought a starter condo/home in 2010 when things were down.