If I could go back 25 years, I would house-hack a four-plex on a VA loan in half-a-heartbeat.

I have gotten about half way through the beginners guide.

I own a small 4/2 rambler in Bellevue WA valued around $650k; It had original hardwood in half the house; what I did was added new matching hardwood to the rest of the house and refinished the old wood at the same time and stained them all together.

Furthermore, there was no full bathroom, just a pair of half baths that she wanted to add up (0.5 bath + 0.5 bath = 1 bathroom).

My part being, would be finding a deal at wholesale price, providing half the funds and being there every day till the project is complete by managing everything and making sure everything's going as planned.

AFTER 15% management fees (they take half or all of first months rent so it's not 10% folks).

The RE company I belong to has 1000 agents and over half of them made $100,000 or more in commissions. 5 or 6 of the agents made over $1,000,000 in commissions.There are also RE Investors that are doing fantastic.

Siding is toward the first half of the middle of a job, while drywall is at the first half of the last part of the job.

My part being, would be finding a deal at wholesale price, providing half the funds and being there every day till the project is complete by managing everything and making sure everything's going as planned.

My part being, would be finding a deal at wholesale price, providing half the funds and being there every day till the project is complete by managing everything and making sure everything's going as planned.