These all offer great write offs from the deprecation which can offset your income.

That's tax free money and if you structure things right you can acces the equity, have a cash flowing asset, and use the depreciation of the home to write off against some of your income.

IRS Pub 523 has a lot of additional info, and it lists "Where you spend the most time" as the most important factor in determining your principal residence.

All told, your expenses are $1,333 per month and your rent income is $1,500 a month for a total earnings of $167 per month.If you divide your annual earnings by the amount of money invested, you'll see it's a 4% return.

The land is in addition to the $300/sqft. 

High Income professional over the income bracket that allows you to deduct RE depreciation from W-2/1099 non RE income. 2.

@Braeden CobbBy using varied rental strategies, you can maximize the income potential of a 3-4 plex house hack.

Typical property management fees for long-term rentals are anywhere between 6-12% of rental income while fees for short-term rentals can range between 20-40% of income.  

I did pay for the additional membership level and I'll say that I feel that it's worth it for me.

I'm looking for insurance companies for rental income properties.Cheers.