I thought house hacking would be perfect because if I broke even or had even a little bit of extra profit I could use my resident salary to just tackle debt aggressively and once I finish, I can just put a property manager in to manage renters who will continue to pay mortgage and have the property appreciate slowly while I continue my real estate through BRRR and other house hacks.My average monthly salary would be $5800 so ~$4352 after taxes along with $600 housing stipend monthly, cell phone allowance of $1000, educational allowance of $2000 and food allowance ($10 per day) and a moving stipend of $3000 from my program to offset living costs.

So take my feedback with a grain of salt, as I know others who have loved their PMs.

Just some food for thought, I recently bought a place with low/moderate cash flow (when I decide to rent it) but it allows me to keep my living expenses with my girlfriend moving in under $750 a month each which has allowed me to save so much more than any investment.

Closest town with restaurants is Walhalla which has very limited eating places and nothing really that is stand out - think a few fast food and mexican places, not much else.  

Take everything the seller's give you with a grain of salt.

*Not saying this is what anyone should do, this is just what I would do and what my initial thoughts were without much thorough analysis or thought hahah take it with a grain of salt*-Tyler J.

Until you reach some critical mass of reviewers and validation participants, vetting of vendors and agents may be destined to a half-baked semi-useful system instead of the full usefulness you intend.Just some food for thought here. 

food for thought.

That is a food question. 

Same logic that applies to multi-family re-position deals that raise rents and lower expenses while avoiding substantial physical improvements.Lenders may be a little hesitant about hospitality with Covid but others may be bullish expecting a post-lockdown tourism boom.All just food for thought. :)