I am a licensed realtor here in Los Angeles, don't want to deal with the exodus of insurance companies and difficulty getting insurance and keeping it after a claim, tenant landlord laws being heavily in favor of tennants, exorbitant property taxes and minimal RTP among a few other factors with these being the most inspiration to take my money out of california.  

This was my starting point to really get into the game and not only see how things work first hand, but it also inspired me to keep going.

The children are managing the properties.

The COE is NAR-inspired fiction.In fact, the NAR code of ethics required that when asked, I had to disclose whether or not I had other offers on the table. 

One of the tenants will be leaving in a couple months hence why I am reaching out to fellow Cleveland investors with Section 8 experience.Your story is inspirational and gives me great hope in finding good section 8 tenants.

We therefore have an overall average of 4 people per stay.For hotels, I'll use 80% occupancy, which comes down to 42 weeks per year, and 3 people per room instead of 2 to take children into account.

Keep the momentum going and stay tuned to the BiggerPockets Podcast for valuable real estate insights and inspiration!

The best is when they move in and immediately begin making maintenance demands for things they broke themselves, or because some man they lied about not being on the lease is living there and broke it, or one of their endless supply of children broke it  and it's like you still owe like a grand from your deposit maybe don't take such a tone when you fuss over maintenance issues you created in the first place - but God forbid you withhold whatever pithy deposit they did manage to cough up for damages because they go full throttle Jerry Springer guest in 2.2 seconds. 

Motivation, trust, capital gains issues, they like payments without work (passive income), 10's of thousands in interest, passing on their investments to children in the form of monthly payments, they admire the hustle, they want to see their property in good hands.

I love that he added these case studies because there are so many different scenarios to house hack and they're all inspiring.