Of course learning from the material presented but most of all quality connections with real estate investors active in the space.

It seems like a small community and I certainly want to learn as much as possible, get the experienced necessary to be a good steward of other's money and be a real player in the space. 

It is error proof with spacing as it clicks together as opposed to being glued together and/or glued down.

Or would you recommend I do a 2-4 multi first to get my "toes wet" so to speak in this slightly larger space?

For the "Variable Landlord-Paid Expenses", I have used the following assumptions (Vacancy: 5%, Repairs and Maintenance: 4%, CapEx: 8%, Management Fees: 0%).About me: I am relatively young (25 years old) and am looking to get started in the real estate space by house hacking my first property.

I'm sure most tenants would like to have 2 BA, but there is usually not enough space to add one without losing a bedroom in a two-family house.

You will be declaring your property 'open space'.

Page 4 has a space for Loan originators signature.

It's cheaper to build-out because tenants typically prefer space more than luxury amenities.Purchase price will vary by location, but it will typically be cheaper per square foot.

I got a modest office space, with neighbors that were white-collar professionals, and attorney and CPA.