My current concerns are the following:-What's the best entry point into an expensive market like San Diego -Is FHA a truly feasible loan if I'm saving for my next down.

As long as you qualify based on your credit score, property value, and debt coverage requirements, a 20% down payment is definitely feasible.

It is the case in my investing area, and I have people in other parts of the country reporting the same thing.The banks are apparently switching gears and instead of asking for the principal or close to it when listing REOs they have realized it isn't feasible to move properties.

I would like to know if it is feasible to offer a buyer the home in the terms "AS-IS, buyer responsible for taxes.".

Can they stall and try to run out the feasibility period?  

Are we missing something that makes this type of normal financing not feasible?

I have been wanting to house hack, but if I want to cashflow, I understand that it might be feasible at the moment.

Is such a thing even feasible?

Lack of good contractors and feasible properties seem to be our bigger bottlenecks. 

I am in the final phases of a feasibility period for a 12 unit multi-family Class C property.