Purchase price: $100,000 Currently working on my first house hack with my 7 bedroom 3 bath “twin” home and am looking for some pointers on the best way to fix the layout for maximum profit.

To setup a company, you need to have a shareholder agreement (if you're partnering with someone) and this again can be downloaded from the internet and filled out.

They pay for Internet and cable on their own.

Depends on layout.

Multifamily is much easier, because according to the IRS guidelines, the engineer only needs to see one of each unit type lay-out, and not every single unit.In terms of the pricing, you're right that the size and type of the building, should determine the scope of work involved, and set the price, but not the purchase price.

I've looked all over the internet and can't find a single resource to explain this.

Even if the tenants don't take you to court to get a repair order, you don't want to end up the next internet sensation.

I was recently informed that we are not allowed to use images found off the internet like zillow for the comps (I take my own subject property pictures).

You accomplish two things this way:You are provided with important information before making your offerYou build STRONG RAPPORT first - this way, you don't create antagonism in case you offer is too lowask questions about the condition of the property, finance, layout, etc, anything that gets him to talk and teach you more about the property.

Lastly, exact location and layout are very important too.