All the slide stepping, back tracking, double talking and sly use of words will likely get you nailed as a person to watchg out for, like what is he up to?

Hello all,A bit of a case study on PadSplit.I purchased a 5 bed , 2.5 bath home in March of this year and converted it into an 8 bed 3 full bath home.The home has 3 room types:1) Shared bath with private entrance (former living room with sliding glass door) that rents for $170 a week2) Shared bath bedroom that rents for $150 a week3) master bedroom that rents for $200 a weekI also rent out garage parking for $25 a week.Parking is handled in a few ways, by having a corner lot, by having.

Unless you don't want to be a landlord for that building, which it sounds like you do, then the chances of this offer or subsequent offers being in your best interest are very small.

I believe that you can still have privacy and comfort (and actually cashflow even better than MF in most cases) with a single family househack if you find the right floorplan and property, but it really all depends on your goals and what level of effort/expense you're looking to put in (definitely a sliding scale of comfort and elbow grease vs profitability).I work closely with @Craig Curelop and shameless plug if you haven't read his book, it is in my opinion one of the best and most concise resources for househacking knowledge and strategy out there.If you have any other questions or there's ever anything I can do for you, don't hesitate to reach out, always happy to help out however I can! 

And just because I'm feeling like a party pooper anyway - @Shawn Corcoran, the 1031 must be a sale and subsequent purchase of new replacement property. 

In a recent discussion with my go-to mortgage lender, it was stated that House Hacking using a FHA 3.5% down loan is a "one-and-done" thing because the FHA underwriters will almost certainly not approve a subsequent loan request on a 2-4 unit home because they will deem it an attempt to buy investment properties instead of truly owner occupy.Since I know there are surely many people here that have house-hacked multiple properties, I wanted to ask . . . have you used the FHA 3.5% down loan subsequently or multiple times? 

and/or subsequent pet deposit and fee, if the Lease stated No pets but they then got one? 

I have never seen any rental property with keyless entry on the back patio door, but my tenant is asking for it.This is what I found out when I searched up TX requirement for rental properties-"Every rental unit in Texas should be equipped with the following security devices at the time that the tenant takes possession of the unit:One window latch on each exterior window in the dwelling;A doorknob lock or keyed deadbolt on each exterior door*;A keyless bolting device (i.e. a keyless deadbolt) on each exterior door**;A door viewer on each exterior door;A sliding door pin lock AND either a handle latch or a security bar on each exterior sliding glass door."

This is an older wooden swing gate that has a sliding latch on the interior.

Don't just talk about the deal you are looking at, but have some slides talking about the systems you use for your current properties, how you continue to manage them, and a financials slide that talks about the actuals dating back as long as you've had them.