I have one two-unit rental property in Denver, CO and am looking to acquire land and a house hack next year.

It depends on how much capital you have but I recommend either house hacking (3.5% - 5% down) a 2-4 unit property or you'll need 20-25% down for a non-owner occupant purchase which comes with higher rates.

Provide an “Offer to Purchase”Buying units of an LLC?

Of course, this depends on your unit blends... 3 beds are in HIGH demand.  4 beds are instant refills (and warrant annual rate increases).Hubbell CBRE puts out a rental report every year. 

Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

Exceptions sometimes made for our studio and 1br units on extended stays.- Reservation holder must be on site during stay. 

We're vertically integrated, and every time we add another deal, that means hiring staff, and possibly growing the back office.If the focus is on equity and PPU (profit per unit), then self managing woud be ideal.  

All four units are occupied and the tenants are currently paying their rent via cash in person.

In this case, you got to do a little more work of either find a good property manager or manage the unit yourself.

I am open to buying a multi-unit property and living in one of the units, and even buying a nicer home to rent rooms out of.