I would only suggest house hacking on triplexes and quadplexes since it provides you with the most income streams available under FHA.

That at least is what I did and am in constant learn mode. 3: Invest locally to start.

I lived there for about 3-4 years while attending UF and find it to be a nearly recession proof area due to the amount of students there constantly (covid is a new phenomenon disrupting that trend though).

My goal is to have this constant income coming in from the cleaning and then have my real estate on top of that. 

The reason I went 30 is because I “plan,” to hold it until I retire and use it as an income stream.

Like I said I’ve been in constant contact with him, and I had the roofer call him (do to a language barrier) to explain the delay.

I know I kind of rambled and this has been very stream-of-consciousness but if you're on the fence, go for it!

When calculating the value of park using a cap rate, you'd apply the cap rate to the existing income stream and the calculation you're applying would be used to estimate the potential 'exit' value, after you've filled up the park.Otherwise you're paying for the future value of the park and not the current value.

They NEVER respond to emails, and guests constantly call me because Evolve doesn’t respond to them either.

@Chris Herrera constant, but small changes!