Regardless of the quality of the deal (honestly looks reasonable, but take that with a grain of salt not being in your market), your analysis, or your strategy (house-hacking is a phenomenal way to get started, you might want to just consider continuing the “grind” of preparing your personal finances before making such a large investment.a great position to buy this property might look something like the following; - You save $1000+ per month - You have the down payment (3-5% for a house hack) plus $10,000 buffer saved up.- you have excellent creditThis may delay your first purchase, but I think it will allow you to make longer term decisions that may give you better odds of success than a private capital play on this first deal.withdrawing the contributions from the Roth may be a reasonable way to expedite this - the returns on a house hack can often dwarf what you can get in a retirement account!

@Calvin SchmelingDefinitely discuss with a qualified professinoal or two...Some food for thought... 

Next time try starting with 13 grit on a cross grain patternFloor looks great!

I hope i was able to provide some food for thought.

People need safety, food, and shelter and I believe it is a great service to provide good quality properties for a fair rent.

It's like looking at a menu with 200 choices when you really don't have a strong preference.I am not experienced so take my words with a grain of salt.

Just food for thought. 

You need to be able to put food on the table in the mean time. 

Look at services near by such as grocery stores, convenience stores and food locations.  

Would a food truck/trailer fall under the “like kind” investment property umbrella?