In general you should start looking for a single family house that has zoning regulations that allows to ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit) or can be setup to house hack. 

Hi All,Pennsylvania has new legislation going into effect in January 2025 that requires wholesalers to have a real estate license in order to wholesale. Curious what current wholesalers in the state plan to do when th...

@Joey SabatiniThe Bay Area offers various financial options, including purchasing an Attached Dwelling Unit (ADU) for rental income and long-term appreciation, investing in rental properties elsewhere for flexibility and stronger returns, and investing in short-term rentals for higher returns but more management and regulation risk.

@Tomoko HaleCheck with your city/county regarding STR regulations first. 

A real estate success program seems like a high level sales ploy to get you to buy a more specific programLet me save you $1000 and tell you like any business it comes down to following a set of procedures, due diligence and the effort to stick with it as it doesn’t happen overnight and you should constantly be learning and networking

The only real con is the fact that section 8 has very strict rules and regulations when it comes to inspections for renting to a section 8 tenant.

Wholesaling also has it own regulations coming down the pipeline... 

There are probably 10 experts here on BP that work different states with different rules and procedures, I think every one of them agree that you want to see every property you bid on in PERSON, not on google street view, not on sat view, not on some website. 

They should have a preferred attorney and procedures on delinquent rent. 

Are there any local policies or regulations that could affect real estate investments in these neighborhoods?