https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/50/topics/20032-can-a-bank-call-the-loan-My takeaway is that when a bank is under stress and needs to raise capital quickly, it will do whatever it has to do to remain solvent ("desperate measures for desperate times").

So in Year 1 for house hacking and keeping the existing lease in place, I'd be saving about $165/mo. in rent ($1980 in total rent avoidance for Year 1).In Year 2, if I decide to move out, I have to take the following measures to break even.- Raise rents for each 2BD/1BA unit to $2050 (a 47% increase of current lease).

Cash flow is just one measure of a good investment and how you aim to benefit from a property really depends on what you're trying to achieve. 

It gives a better measure of central tendency, reflecting the price range that is more representative of the majority of properties in the market. 

I source out my property management and it seems most of the platforms I've come across are more geared towards that and less geared towards measuring your real-estate portfolio performance. 

Maybe this will be helpful to another newbie :) Tools to have – Tape Measure, flashlight, electrical outlet tester.Things to look for during initial visit -Look under all sinks for leaks.- Look in every corner (ceilings and floors) for any sign of water damage or cracking- Pull out floor vents if you want to see what kind of floors are under the carpets.- Look in the crawl space and attic if you can (always have a pocket flashlight on you)- Roof-Chimney- Gutters/Soffits/Downs- Paint/Siding- Electric Service Drop (older homes with above ground wires)- Electrical Breaker Box- Exterior Doors/Jams- Porch/Deck- Termite Danger (ground is near wood)- Land Grading (for water runoff)- Cement/Asphalt-Retaining Walls-Garage (Door and function)- Landscaping-Trash Cleanup- Windows-Interior Doors-Strip Wallpaper-Drywall-Patch & Paint- Flooring (carpet, vinyl, hardwood, tile)- Ceiling Repairs-Water Damage-Trash Removal- Kitchen- Kitchen Appliances- Baths- Water Heater- Water Service Line- Water Plumbing-Waste Plumbing-Check water pressure -Electrical- Joists- FoundationTips - Check the property at different times of the dayThe street may be peaceful and quiet in the morning but in the evening, it may overflow with traffic.

@John Mausteller was doing some space measurements and looks like the best spacing I could do with separate beds would be 36” between but shoved up against the wall on one side.

Min CoC% is a better measure which is also a snapshot of a more complete IRR & MIRR analysis.For the sake of completeness, here's what I deem as min cashflow/door in my market:$250/door if 25% down and 75% leveraged$150/door if BRRR and have $0 left in deal$500/door without debt

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I measured it at 1500 square ft.