I would love to hear from anybody in the Denver metro area who is house hacking or owns a rental house that is a two story with two separate units (separate entrance with an additional kitchen). I'm just curious what ...

With the current interest rates, I would be -ve cash flow 200 to 300 per month.I am currently based out of Raleigh, NC.Appreciate the help.

We offer flat rate Property Management.

This chart shows mortgage interest rates over the past 30 days.

Austin Rent rates also down 6% per Yardi-Matrix data, from 1 yr ago.

High cash flowing rental, especially since I refinanced during the low rate environment into a 15-yr, 2% mortgage.

Population growth, strong job growth, multisector industry/economy (Never invest in an area propped up by a single industry, or worse, a single company), landlord and business friendly, strong development, strong sports teams (even minor and farm teams), lower crime rates than national average, and good schools/colleges nearby.

We were also thinking of trying to put a cap for the smaller units since their rate goes up as the $ amount and sqft goes down.

First year a rate of 5.24% and after that it’s 1/2 point below prime for the life of the loan. $550 for an appraisal of my primary residence, no other fees. 

If that is part of your strategy, it works for long-term renters well, but the price point for school districts rated higher is higher usually.What are your goals?