You MAY be able to ensure nobody is living there and avoid the need to use a constable/sheriff by having the municipality's code enforcement office post a notice saying the place is "uninhabitable".

The zip codes here in Memphis that have the greatest appreciation will not have any cash flow.

This change improves privacy and minimizes unauthorized access, but it's essential to consider local building codes and regulations, as many jurisdictions require safe egress routes for basement units in case of emergencies.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

I heard a video promoting Intellihost - wonders if anyone has used?

Don’t skip a professional inspection of the property, as there could be hidden issues such as structural damage or code violations.

Some company markup their onboarding fee to like $1600 that's absurd, then they said they have a promotion and now it's $300. 

It's a very street by street market, so it's tough to put a hard no on any particular neighborhood or zip code. 

Quote from @John Mason: Invasion of privacy, unclean and rude house members, maybe if they do drugs or smoke or are party animals, unwanted friends of theirs visiting at odd hours, clashes of personalityHave you ever wondered how many of the people promoting house hacks have actually house hacked themselves? 

I will help you crush it as long as you’re capable of dropping your opinions and ego and are willing to listen and use common sense.The reason I posted this wasn’t to talk about or promote GrumpyHare, but to teach others through DATA, not nonsense.