The report is self-serving because it's naturally about investing with Roofstock but the data is useful.

@William HuntDepending on the nature of the house hack, it really shouldn't matter.Regardless of what you are doing, a good lender should find you the best loan product for your deal. 

Due to so much fraud from roofers and so many hurricanes/natural disasters recently in FL companies are tightening requirements to be covered, reducing coverage, and increasing rates.

While I love EMS, I can't stand the thought of trading my time for money for the rest of my life, especially in a field which pays well below what a career of that nature should. 

That's just the nature of tax deed auctions. 

If you must do it in a Roth but I think Solo 401ks are better suites for lending or flipping because the nature of the Solo401k allows you to offset the high taxation rate of flipping and lending.

Once you have a park or two under your belt, you will naturally be more attractive to lenders and will have an easier time qualifying for loans on larger parks. 

The location is in a suburb, next to a school, a 2 minute drive to beaches/lake, and a few minute walk to a nature trail. 

Expenses estimate/month; Mortgage payment $665/m, $292 taxes, $122 insurance, $120 vacancy, $240 repair, $240 capital expenses, $240 property management (although plan to manage ourselves for likely the next 10 years) = $481/m cash flow.The location is in a suburb, next to a school, a 2 minute drive to beaches/lake, and a few minute walk to a nature trail.

Say you find a property that is for sale, use street view to see the house in none staged photos, natural light, etc and stumbled upon the property next to it.