Hello BP group,New to using the tools offered here and have a few questions for those who may have perfected the craft. 

Kevin, love that you're thinking about this, and considering house hacking.I bought a 4bed2bath in san jose 2 years ago, and have successfully house hacked for the entire time, paying essentially nothing to live there.I think a 3/4 bed in the ~1M range would be very good for your situation.

Essentially purchasing 3 buildings (27 units) 50% less than the appraised value came in at.

Can someone please help me I went on the tools section and did the rental analysis the rental analysis said cash flow of $736 then scroll down to the bottom the 50% rule says $326 why is there a discrepancy between the 50% and rental analyst which one should I believe

Essentially you rent a home or apartment, furnish it, and sublet on airbnb.

So if you find the right lender you could essentially use your equity as a line of credit to fund other investments.Originally posted by @Gaetano Ciambriello:You cannot purchase an investment property with less than 20% down, so you do not have to worry about PMI.

So it might as well be a future stream of passive income.Debt is a tool! 

Essentially I'd be selling the Brand Name, 3 Premium Domains for the Geographic Areas we cover, a solid 800+ Buyer List, and Lead/Disposition Website. 

Real estate is highly local, and I would say that there isn't one end-all-be-all tool to do market research.

Bigger Pockets Property Insights tool has been useful, even if it's not perfect, it does list known ads, and it indicates the confidence level that it has in its valuation.