Check out this article that sheds light on how they come into play with this strategy.

There have been some great posts about this very topic.Here are a couple of helpful articles: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/12/topics/1171104-the-m...https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/1159104-overl…House hacking is the best way to get started in my opinion. 

While you may need to sift through less serious inquiries, I’ve successfully secured some strong deals and valuable connections through these platforms.

Here's an article he wrote and some more info. https://anthonywong.fathomrealty.com/Oregon-coast-vacation-r... 

You’ll also make valuable connections that could help you down the road.Also, l'm from Newburyport and happy to connect with you.

This approach allows you to present professionally and gain valuable insight into the process, which you can then replicate in-house for your next property.

Consider consulting with real estate professionals who can provide valuable insights and guidance.As you move forward, remember to remain flexible and open to opportunities that arise.

Even if things don’t go perfectly, you’ll gain valuable experience that will help you with your next project.

Hi @Casi RiceThe most effective Agents and Loan Officers are ones that are investors themselves, highly communicative, and are a valuable resource hub.

Here is an article that discusses it somewhat. https://www.parealtors.org/blog/appraisal-changes-coming-for...So, some finished spaces are not not counted as part of the GLA based on a standard, which is fine.