It'll be a secondary vacation home.

I suppose hard money lenders may be another route, but that would place you at a sizable disadvantage because normal folks that house hack enjoy conventional low-interest rates, and for their first home, they could qualify for first-time homebuyers grants.

Purchase price: $340,000 Cash invested: $80,000 Bought three cabins in the Finger Lakes with the purposes of running them as vacation rentals.

I enjoy the work and my friends and colleagues; however though the salary is nice, I don’t believe it’s paying me the value for my execution expertise.

Enjoy your $300 service call + overrides with a PM.Lastly, I would consider a PM if they would spread out their vacancy-fill fee over the tenancy. 

Other things I enjoy outside of real estate include playing video games with my friends and practicing my guitar.

I do both flips and rentals and I do enjoy flipping but I typically flip if I can't afford to keep it.

Looking to also build my portfolio with vacation properties and multi-family investments. 

What it boils down to, is that tenants do not follow the instructions in the lease.1) They don't run heaters.2) They have furniture pushed up against the walls.3) They don't ventilate the units (some are SFH and some are multi-family)So here's my solution:When their lease has 60 days until expiration, I will pay a handyman to do an inspection.If they are not taking care of the unit, or they allow mold to grow, I will serve them a 60 day notice to vacate.  

I really enjoy it, good luck and hopefully see you around!