Stash away some reserves.2) Buy a single family home, and rent out individual rooms to roommates.3) Rent out units and/or bedrooms on short-term rental sites like Airbnb.

I'm now house hacking with a roommate and have about $100k in equity in this project.

My plan would be to live in it for a few years (with a roommate) and then afterward convert it to another rental property.

@jordan Gregg that’s interesting one of my current roommates is looking to invest in a 3 bed single family in Bloomfield.

I've had roommates in my home since I've moved in (all with contracts) and have also done quite a bit of Airbnb.

It's a triple decker, he has roommates, and his rent was about $950 a month.

 You can house hack a single family too as long as it has enough bedrooms and if you dont mind roommates.

The landlord or agent may: • Personally deliver the notice to the tenant; or • Leave the notice at the rental unit with a person of suitable age and discretion (for example, a roommate or a teenage member of the tenant’s household); or • Leave the notice on, near or under the unit’s usual entry door in such a way that it is likely to be found; or • Mail the notice to the tenant.

I also may have another potential roommate if the size of the property allows it.

Pre-qual the renter m, then force them to pass a ‘roommate interview’ of sorts.