Keep it clean, maybe seed if it needs it (sod is expensive), and put in a few low maintenance bushes.

While the average annual wage increase for job “stayers” was stable at 5.1% in March, the wage increase for job “changers” leapt from +7.6% YoY in February to +10.0% YoY in March — an unprecedented (and inexplicable?)

Obviously fix and flip and BRRR is the mainstreet strategy because people seem to avoid new build and ground up construction as people say it's "expensive" but I want to hear from someone who has done it themselves.

All my deals are less than 100k total and they rent for an average about 1200-1300/month.

So, If I understand correctly, if I have a property where rental income is say $10K, but expenses are $12k, that $2K is carried forward indefinitely until.... what?

Just make sure you do your comps and research the area so you know the average days on the market and make it happen.  

House hacking is indeed a smart strategy to lower your living expenses and start building your real estate portfolio.

I feel like I’m in the perfect position to start investing my money into real estate instead of stocks because it seems like the ROI with stocks is lower than with real estate.I’m close with my brothers and we’re all working and still living with our parents, so we don’t have much expenses.

It's more expensive than our current house.

The average occupancy is way down, the rates are a little down.