I figured it would make the transition go a lot smoother once I do find a lead.

Here are just a couple to keep in mind:SFR ProsWonderful opportunity to live for free, or be paid to live, if you rent out roomsTypically less expensiveIf you want to transition to living in a single family home without roommates, you already own the home and you don’t have to move.Typically, SFR’s are easier to sell and appreciate faster (but not always!)

Hi BP-

Thank you to those who take the time to respond.

I own a sfr with my parents that I’ve lived in for over 1 year. All three of us are on title and mortgage.

In a perfect world I’d like to rent the sfr...

My focus has transitioned to buying large properties to enable me to scale quicker.

Transitional neighborhood - borderline D/C class neighborhood.

I’ve been managing my property myself but need to transition over. 

This transition took place as I was preparing to buy my next house hack 18 months after I originally closed.

I am transitioning into real estate and getting my real estate license over the next couple months.

Your numbers sound great and with just a basement pulling in $2000 that gives me some confidence if I try to be particular on the location, especially close to the metro while being accessible by public transit to the nearby university. 

I'm transitioning to another W2 but slightly more flexible.