I got a lot of “that house been sold” or “ I went through foreclosure a couple years ago”.

Are you saying you would have to do something like foundation work in order to rehab the house? 

A little bit about my experience in Real Estate… I started a couple years ago doing some house flips in Detroit ( It was a 2 year plan) then decided to sell everything, moved to Washington DC which can't afford anything in the DMV area but last year I purchased a very nice 3500 SQFT Duplex in Shaker Heights, suburb of Cleveland.

Here's my buying criteria for someone who wants to house hack:1.

Land is unrestricted and not land lockedI’ve already got one rental and my current house will be a powerful rental.

one thing you should look at is what are the capital market drivers in the market. in our market housing, mixed use with restaurant and retail, higher density infill, affordable housing, etc. also look at fast track rezoning which is typically for affordable based projects. that's what I'd recommend.

This approach strikes the perfect balance between affordability and quality, maximizing your investment potential.For those who are just starting in real estate or have limited funds, house hacking can be a game-changer.

There is one electric pole connected to both a metal building and a manufactured house.

I bought a great house from the foreclosure sale.

Savannah is still surprisingly resilient and one of the most interesting metro markets to trade housing in.