You have more potential to gain equity through appreciation with multiple homes than one commercial property.

Same with real estate - those that panic sold Spring 2020 would also now regret that decision.Having illiquid investments prevents investors from making emotional (short term knee jerk) decisions.The one property v multiple property issue cuts both ways.

It is absolutely fine to accept multiple applications and pick the best one.

Lessons learned from my 1984 renovation: always verify, get multiple quotes, and document everything.

The tenant is stating they can't find the exact same one and can replace all 3 for $40.what would you do in this situation?

How risky is not having it in a situation like this?

Curious if anyone has thoughts or experience in this type of situation. 

Medicare's look-back period for eligibility is generally five years, but it is advisable to seek personalized advice to ensure you have a comprehensive understanding of the potential risks and protections in your specific situation.

I would LOVE to house hack but my situation is basically that I just bought my first home off market for a good price early December, but it's a SFH.

Most successful investor-friendly agents get their deals from multiple sources i.e. lead generation efforts; auctions; past clients; local network; active investors/wholesalers; other brokers; online marketing/advertising efforts; bandit signs; direct mail; etc - What do you require in order to take on a new client?