In terms of investing, I invest here in Columbus, Ohio and I love it because I can get decent cashflow, while the appreciation here is great.

@Chi Sastry,I think Tennessee is generally a good state to buy in, though I will note that the 10 markets you listed are very different in terms of demographics, average rents, home prices, yields, and so on.Of this list, I’m most familiar with Chattanooga so I’ll offer a few details.

If so, how was the lot with the house on it impacted in terms of market value? 

In terms of refinancing, did you pay a fee for refinancing? 

Still excellent value in terms of price per square foot and amenities but could be sometime before a full license is issued.

I am on my second house hack and to be honest, the first one was a much better deal and makes more sense on paper BUT I got exactly what I wanted in terms of spacing, layout, and location for the second so it checked off a different set of boxes. 

Straight shooters in terms of pricing and scoping.Alotta Properties has been my PM since day one and they have been great.

Texas is in a challenging spot in terms of insurance.For instance, Foremost has not stopped insuring short-term rental properties overall but they may have in your area/Texas. 

Hey @Shane Insang I'm a Bronx based Broker, Resident and Lic.Expeditor here in NYCand can offer some insight into your plan if you'd like in terms of rent room specifics. 

In terms of lease agreements you can tell the tenet to leave and at what point?