Google street and sat view are only your friends to eliminate property....not to determine what you will buy....I swear up and down to people all the time...go look at what you plan to buy.....don't gamble. 

It’s the few that aren’t who account for the horror stories you might be hearing or reading about from time to time.There is a double solution to eliminate or at least significantly decrease these two risks:a.

By purchasing a multifamily property and living in one unit while renting out the others, you can significantly reduce or eliminate your housing expenses.

The money you make on renting-by-the-room could go towards paying down the principal....OR.....you could put that money into hyper-growth mode by investing it into say, an ETF.....regardless of which path you choose, you will soon have paid-down the principal and have that 20% equity that is needed to eliminate the PMI. 

Replacing wall outlets and Pigtailing properly will help as you’ll eliminate the chance that any older outlets with steel screws or with bad connections are still in use.

The main "goal" of house hacking is subsidizing or completely eliminating your housing expense through renting out other portions of your home. 

This exemption can substantially reduce or even eliminate your capital gains tax obligation, depending on the profit you realize from the sale.

I see a lot of narrative around, "cut your costs, eliminate unnecessary expenses" etc.

I will be amending my contract to eliminate any issues with this in the future.

The trust's tax status and provisions can significantly impact the calculation of capital gains tax.Moreover, there are various exemptions and strategies that can potentially reduce or eliminate capital gains tax, such as the primary residence exclusion for individual sellers, which isn't automatically applicable to trusts but may still benefit the beneficiaries under certain conditions.For those inheriting property, the scenario shifts.