Yes - if "value add" things have been done to improve it; or if the general area has a tight housing market and there is an appetite for this type of home.

I said I didn't want to bother them with petty things and they said "We know the types of tenants this guy is putting in here, so if you feel even slightly inconvenienced, please call us." 

What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

NOT luxury/resort type properties or in vacation areas. 

I still have my VA benefit and am wondering if I coud do this type of house hack using my VA benefit?

The ski bums types (I use this affectionally as this was me) They are fairly transient and stay for a shorter time frame.

What type of financing do you plan to use?

Hey Aaron,@Ken Boone is spot on with the type of Arcade furnishings/entertainment.

The sale was strategically delayed for 4 months post-PSA execution to qualify for long-term capital gains, resulting in an LP IRR of over 18% for the 12-month period.The sale now holds the Bridgeport record for the highest price per unit at $228,125, Surpassing the previous Bridgeport sales record of $202,985 per unit set by 333 State St, a 67-unit mixed-use property in Downtown Bridgeport in 2021.https://westfaironline.com/real-estate/bridgeport-mixed-use-property-breaks-record-for-price-per-unit-sale/ What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

You put the time and effort in to learn and be open to all types of deals and it worked!