@Pat Rach if I were your age, I'd be doing everything possible to prepare for my first house hack (e.g.; saving money for a down payment, analyzing potential house hack properties, talking to mortgage brokers to understand what you need to do to qualify for a mortgage, studying up on house hacking strategies, etc., etc.), and then, as soon as I was old enough to qualify for a mortgage (and had the money), I'd house hack a property every 12 months until I hit my limit of owner-occupant mortgages (usually 10).In my opinion, house hacking a single fam or small multifam property is the single best way for people to get started in real estate investing--especially for a young adult.Why?

(My PM uses Rent Manager software, in case that is relevant.)Last year I manually input all the income plus every individual expense into an Excel spreadsheet, which I then sent to my CPA to prepare my tax returns.

We needed to furnish the shared spaces, and prepare the bedrooms with curtains, but otherwise didn't have to put in as many projects as before.

Also, if you don't plan for the top and the market softens you will already be better prepared for the resale.2.

Minor cosmetic updates needed to prepare for making available to Section 8 tenants.

Video use and pictures are becoming so critical.Leo had some good things to say but I would not over-prepare many units that rent by the room  Test them out until you totally commit. 

Friday you are free after 7 and Sunday until 7 as preparations for the Monday will commence.4 weeks a month . 12 months a year.80%+ of your life you spend working.

I always think it's best to speak with the person if you haven't already and share your concerns to see if you can come up with a resolution.....or find another PM but be prepared for different problems. 

I have prepared a summary that I can share with you.

Be prepared!