@Karen O.: my realtor did not involve in management. since he helped me buying this house, he was just doing my favor helping me to sign the paper because i could not go the States at that time

Each post takes up more screen room with a blurb from the post below it.I liked the old one better.Not because I was used to it, but it displayed more info on the screen w/o scrolling.Also, how the post would update showing the last poster to comment, vs the OP being frozen there was a nice look.I personally preferred that feature.With the BIG look to each post, when they are listed it seems 7th grade-ish compared to the tight method it was before.Aimed at kids in middle school.I like the old way better for those reasons, not because I am used to it.Good Luck! 

I would never underwrite at less than 5% and i usually use 8% or 1 turnover per year. 5% is your tenant staying an average o f 20 months.

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I agree with @Carlos O. .  

@Bill O BradyThanks.

Hi I'm Seth and I'm currently a high school senior saving up and learning for my first house hack which I plan to do in my sophomore year of college at U of O.

When you are new don't get into a big rehab, don't buy w/o a realtor, get a pro inspection, get liability insurance, learn to underwrite, learn LL tenant laws, screen your tenants, including inherited tenants etc. etc.

I think we've done something similar w/o issue.

If in an RA or RF zone, COO is always required.If you don't have an ADU and rent the whole home out w/o living in it, you need the registrations above including a COO (cert of occupancy).