Most buyers do not hold for more than 5 to 10 years.I often find the sweet spot is how many years are remaining on the primary term.Example a newly minted lease of 15 years Davita going for as an example a 5.75 to 6.0 cap rate.

When an owner looks to sell or refinance the value is often tied to the STABILITY of the income and cash flow stream.

By that I mean do minimum down with your house hack and then turn around and buy an investment property with the remaining $115k (of course making sure you have ample funds for repairs, reserves, CAPEX, etc)?

Initially it was negative cash flow, just under $100, I was able to refinance in 2014 to have about $150 in positive cash flow for the remaining years until selling.

Instead of the bank refinancing the property for the remaining balance on my loan, they refinance it for the appraised value of the property and let me take the difference in cash.

I'd say this was the first time that has happened, so google street view will remain a useful tool.

Education level, training, and probability that you will remain employed in a lucrative line of work are also considered. 

Her remaining Aunts and Uncle were handling the estate. 

After an inspection we replaced the roof, downstairs flooring, upgraded electrical and plumbing, painted kitchen cabinets, glazed kitchen counter and bathroom shower tile, cleaned the remaining carpet, and painted the entire house.

The one mistake I made is of course spending too much on my unit(I blame my girlfriend :-) ) which has tied up most of my free cash...I have an opportunity for a fix and flip and was looking to see if anyone has used a good HML licensed to do business in MA.