That first property has generated a pretty decent cash flow, and we just closed on our second single family rental in March 2018, located in Wake Forest, NC. 

It's pretty spot on.

Sacramento is probably a pretty decent place to house hack as far as CA goes, San Francisco and Tahoe will probably be a bit farther off. 

That is a pretty small town, assuming it is a good deal which I'm not totally convinced that it is, you might put in some calls to the buyers or buyer's agents of other rental properties in the area or even ones that have recently been listed for rent.

I looked at the numbers, they are pretty accurate, so why is it listed so high? 

one of them went to  a new PM and sure enough the lady that lived there had 760 in hud and 40 co pay.. did not pay co pay and new PM evicted her.. well now you have a turn over of a few grand you had 3 months vacancy etc.. all over 40 bucks.. just foolish really. you got to know your market and how to work in it.in the portlandia market its pretty strong you can be a little more tough in that regard.. and a vacant unit usually wont get stripped or vandalized or have squatters move in.  

Where I live you are in some pretty rough neighborhoods if you're looking at anything under 300k, and that's true 2 hours in any direction from me. 

Hi @Albert Gutierrez I have a pretty decent list of resources on my website at http://note.ventures/note-buyers-resources/Enjoy!

We went to our local REIA meeting last week and met some good contacts pretty quickly.

The streamline, under $35k, was pretty simple.