I have been trying to buy a four-unit since I turned 18 about 2 and a half years ago.

I rebuilt it over a year and a half using my off time from the 9-5.

Here is a blog post on the BP website that explains it even further:https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/house-hackingcase-studyIts the easiest way to supercharge your investing early on.

.- They can significantly lower their current living expenses - People currently paying ~$2K/month in rent can pay as little as half of that for their portion of the mortgage (after collecting rental income).- They gain acquisition, project management AND property management experience - all which will help tremendously when its time to scale and grow the portfolio.

Then I would pay the owner the MPP, closing costs, and half the profit that would be made.

As we progress through the 2nd half of 2021, we could see the Austin market return back to “normal.”

Start by asking sweetly and end with offering to pay for half?

For example, warranty repair on a refrigerator probably pays half what an appliance tech typically charges, so they're losing money working on your warranty item.

If the episodes are too long (Usually an hour and a half), then I'd break them down into 45 minute sections to listen to each day. 

I would be purchasing at less than half of the county appraisal price.