Or because they're *relatively* new to the general population with platforms like AirBnb/VRBO and have become convenient enough to go mainstream?

It seems like a large majority of SFHs that I would consider house hacking, if not all, are usually negative cash flow while occupying one of the rooms (that is only from browsing through platforms like Zillow & Redfin, may be able to find some better deals through an established RE agents when I get to that point in capital).

Seems legit, but I wanted to know more. 

I was wondering, in your opinion what is the best course/ licensing/ educational platform for a newbie investor.

I decided to send the lengthy explanation since they seemed to be new to the platform.

It is a great starting platform that explains everything.

There are many other sites that pull census data, like MN, but their platform is just so easy to use. 

With the ability to integrate other apps into my main platform, I enjoy being able to expand the capabilities.

.- I'm a very quick learner and have worked with and have adequate knowledge of a variety of software that includes: Hubspot (CRM), DocuSign, MailChimp, Adobe Editor, Dropbox, MS Office, MS Project, both Windows and Mac platforms, etc.

.- I'm a very quick learner and have worked with and have adequate knowledge of a variety of software that includes: Hubspot (CRM), DocuSign, MailChimp, Adobe Editor, Dropbox, MS Office, MS Project, both Windows and Mac platforms, etc.