I always think about house-hacking on a spectrum.

The barrier of entry into become an agent is quiet low (almost non-existent) so you get a very wide spectrum of capability.

As an investor agent myself, broadening my spectrum is essential.My questions are directed to the larger commercial deals.What are some crucial systems you all have put in place to educate clients throughout the deal process in the commercial realm?

Where each person falls on the spectrum will vary, along with your risk tolerance, quality of property manager, quality of tenants, condition of the property, your non-real estate assets that need to be protected, your estate planning and transfer goals, your general optimistic versus pessimistic outlook, etc. 

If you are looking for cashflow, that's on the other end of the spectrum.

Some markets are more free wheeling than others about this, and I don't know where South Chicago falls on this spectrum, but you could potentially really complicate your reversion value if the asset is not compliant.

@Jaysen Medhurst Loan terms in Canada, are much better than in the states for some reason. 2.8% is what I would be getting on the high end of the spectrum. 

It is true there's always spectrum to something but I have seen estimates on cost of building a 2000 sq ft house.

As an investor agent myself, broadening my spectrum is essential. 

If it is even partly true that more people will be working from home, my sense is that providing a nice renovation in a decent area with a yard could be the way to go because you could appeal to a broader spectrum of buyers.