Patrick - Thanks for sharing!

Ask them about their experience with the property or area and share your experience with their property and the area.

I wanted to share my experience with my first house hack. 

I live in a fairly expensive community , sought after , houses are late 1960's .Price range non waterfront $650K to $750K in good shape .

I'm teaching a class on buy and hold real estate investing in Memphis and I'm looking for some real life examples to share with the students.Here's the brief background on my question below.I believe 2 things.1.

Also, remember that some communities have multiple HOAs - I've seen as many as three. 

You can continue deducting mortgage interest and depreciation if the property is owned by an LLC.If the LLC is multi-member, your share will be based on what the LLC agreement says.

In this post I'll share some insights based on my findings and some data to showcase why this market is a great opportunity.About This Market: Parma, Ohio boasts a stable population driven by affordable housing prices relative to national averages.

Thank you for sharing that tip.. this is what I've been after, short of knocking on the doors of garage-convo homes I see in my neighborhood... and I'm not that bold so this is SO appreciated!!

Sure, why not, that actually adds to the professional community, I'm sure the accountant one unit over wouldn't mind either.