Actually there is and it's very popular and can be found here https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/67-rehabbing-...Your question depends on the style of the house and the price point.

I am a 1st time house hacker and my tenants which were also teammates were signed to a lease from Aug of last year to July of this year.

I usually just flip houses.

You could start BRRRRing houses and maybe that would allow you to buy more and make more cash flow.As for the paying off the mortgages, I would make you minimum payments monthly and when rates go down in years, you could refinance but pay the same amount and that will help you to pay it off sooner while you are left in the same Cash flow position. 

I am not in a position to use the investment property as my primary residence to house hack so I realize that the interest rates will be less favorable.Has anyone made a deal work using a HELOC as a down payment for a buy and hold property?

So it all depends on your leverage position.We have still been able to find cash flow on LTRs here in the Denver metro and surrounding areas, however, it usually involves a big value add, or buying a very poorly operated 5+ multifamily property where you aren't competing with homeowners or house hackers.

Understood Facts: As demand for affordable housing grows, mobile homes present an attractive entry point due to lower initial investment and high potential returns.

How much should a general contractor charge to allow my company to pull permits for each renovation and how much should he charge per onsite visit to spot check subcontractor work?

You could say you only rent the pontoon with the house.

I have a house, no kids, good income, no debt.