I am considering buying a quadplex as a house hack, but the eventual goal would be to move back into my current primary residence rather than buy another, so the seasoning period for me to get another loan would not apply.

Rents are anticipated to be 2250/mo so it fits nicely with the 1% rule. 

The seller actually paid less in fees to sell the property off-market. (6% of $2.8 million would be $168k) He also got a quick and easy sale, and the buyer locked in a solid discount on the deal as it had recently appraised at $3.75 million What was the outcome?

Questions that need to be answered?

Any guidance, thoughts, perspectives would be greatly appreciated.

The listing is currently visible as ready to be in service, and I've already received three bookings.My question is, will I still qualify for the short-term rental tax benefits or loopholes if I have blocked off dates until September 19th due to these repairs?

Higher rents mean better cash flow, but only if the area supports it.Tenant Profile: Consider who your likely tenants will be (e.g., families, young professionals).

Also, if you are buying a distressed property many times they cannot be inspected fully because utilities may not be turned on and you are fixing so many things already there isn't much risk in whatever they might find anyways. 5.

Any insights would be greatly appreciated.

Each state has different laws that need to be researched especially if you are planning to wholesale there.