We have now lost the property - In the morning I will be contacting the attorney general office for my state as well as Delaware where they say they are incorporated.

Cashflow may not be immediate but if you run your #s, you'll be able to see how long it'll take to cashflow and what kind of equity you can expect to build within your first few years of house-hacking.I began househacking in 2010 while working an NYC job (Health + Hospitals Corp., formerly HHC) earning a base salary and overtime pay that are nearly identical to what you posted here.

You're going to need 15-20 duplexes that are considered good deals to get to that kind of profit.

I'm normally not one that advocates trigger-happy decisions, but IMO this kind of investing needs solid boots on the ground, and you're out of town.

But I believe is morally wrong and against capitalism to put this kind of restriction just my personal opinion.

I kind of gave up on Stessa, just do not have the time to deal with ongoing computer issues and constantly not being able to communicate with a company.

I'm looking at working with insurance companies/temporary housing for my next rental, I have an LLC, but I don't know what kind of credibility they look for since I only have my personal residence that I house hack.

Feeling uncomfortable with sellers stems from some kind of fear. 

What kind of lease do you have in place?

Maybe I missed it, Bill B kind of eluded it but why not do seller financing?