I believe everyone's first property should be a house hack just starting out and happy to explain how to do it.

If you really sit down and think about it, is someone who wants to sell their house going to look at that and think it's not a gimmick for them to turn it over?

I'm currently conducting research focused on Section 8 housing and am seeking industry veterans for 10 minute interviews.

Minutes away from Sanibel Island.Main house is a 3b/2ba renting for $2600Duplex on same lot is 4b/2ba split into two 2b/1ba collecting $1900 in rent EACH.Purchase price of home was $662,000 with closing costs wrapped in.

You would think the listing agents would look this stuff up prior to putting the house on the market, but sometimes they could have bad or old intel.  

The only time I know of recently in the US when house prices dropped was about 15 years ago when banks had been lending money to people that should never have been given loans.

In this episode it talks about rental arbitraging many units in apartments and then being awarded government contracts where you house a large amount of government employees  and the government pays you well over market rent.

House Hack? 

Get the error of your predicted housing price (if you're using price per square foot, convert to housing price) down to $10K-$40K or so. 4.

The FHA loan house hacking wouldn't work for me for at least a year due to me having a year left in college.