Just because you are given the same data as someone else does not mean you will make the same decisions. 

Appreciation is definitely a great strategy but I don't see it being as beneficial to cashflow early on in investing.

I'm not saying don't try it, but I am saying don't let that be your primary strategy. 

Agree that amount looks very small another option, not sure what your goal is, but if you are looking to purchase some down the road, change up your strategy and maybe do a personal line of credit for now.

I've struggled to find deals where a positive cash-on-cash return would be possible or even breakeven.Expert advice neededI am curious to hear from other investors what types of house hacking strategies has worked in Hawaii (or similar markets). 

I figured asking would be the best strategy but definitely wanted to have some ranges like you mentioned prior to sounding completely ignorant.

I am interested in flipping houses and rentals but am also open to other strategies as my knowledge and experience increase.

Knowing what you can do first helps determine what strategy makes the most sense.

Hello, BiggerPockets community,I'm reaching out to gather your insights on the most prudent investment strategy given the current market conditions.

I've previously found cost segregation studies to be highly beneficial, particularly as a strategy to offset taxable income from both my full-time employment and rental properties.