Essential Infrastructure, Including:utilities including power generation, fuel supply and transmissionpublic water and wastewatertelecommunications and data centersairports/airlinestransportation infrastructure such as bus, rail, or for-hire vehicles, garageshotels, and places of accommodation3.

@Zach MuellerI personally wouldn't buy a BRRR property that will lose money for a few years; I think you would be better off going the traditional route and buying your next home when you're ready to move in (preferably with a live in flip or something you can generate some sweat equity in).

If neither party reports it to a random website, they cannot possibly know what it is actually renting for.

This helps a lot with improving your search rankings.These are just some random ideas - what are some of yours?

I enjoy working and it is fun to generate profits.

I tested out a random property on the internet, and was able to find where the tax bills were being sent. 

Just another example of how in a hot market like Denver (or Colorado Springs to the south), house hacking can still generate great cash flow. 

I recently posted a question on here about becoming a wholesaler a couple days ago. one thing I have noticed is that a lot if not all people that are selling a wholesaling course incorporate software where you input a few key features of the home and then it generates a value that you should then present to the seller.

So that alone literally killed any sort of cashflow this property would generate; infact it put it in the negative.

The building is not generating any income as I have no tenants.