Currently our favorite idea is a SFH we can convert to an up down duplex by sealing off a staircase with an ADU on the property for us to live in.

However, normal wear and tear (like some dust or minor carpet stains) shouldn’t count.It’s always a good idea to take photos and keep a record of the condition before the tenant moves in and after they move out.

While I have a rough idea on house hacking as a whole, I would like to know if there are some helpful insights on the Utah market specifically.

I also really like the idea of building a brand that you could sell.

If you ever want to connect and learn more about the turn-key world and swap business ideas, let me know, Id love to connect! 

I would caution on having a high deductible / inadequate coverage policy with a property in Athens.Dan, a comment you made that I don't concur with is the cap ex on a new build of 300/month, unless it was a low quality builder (I have no idea who the builder on this property is). 

It’s humiliating to call customer service who has no idea what is going on and can’t quite transfer you to property manager.

I think it's usually good to try to scale, so I like the idea of trying to go from 1 to 3. 

-Juan PabloNo clue about your program so no judgement there.. although reading from the posts on this thread.. and given the white hot market for MF the idea that folks that need credit repair or to get cash through credit cards are going to be financially viable to buy MF is   well not sure what that is other than some may say a pipe dream..

I’m gonna have to stretch if I want to buy in Los Angeles again, but I still think it’s a better idea than not.