Sure, $6K of "cash flow" on paper in 4 years, 60% of that is wiped with repairs/capex.

I don't how well it Cash flows but for Indiana, and a Turnkey property, 10k might be wiping out your cash flow for the next Three (3) years, hopefully you won't encounter anymore vacancies, evictions, or CAPEX while you try to get back to positive.

I just learned about house hacking and have a baby due in a couple months. 

The OP very clearly expected me to do his work for him, be it out of laziness, ignorance, whatever.So I would say there were more intelligent/respectful ways for the OP to go about his business in the forums that to copy a link and expect the adults in the room to wipe and powder him and give him free, personalized, specialized advice of the nature he was asking for.I cannot possibly overemphasize this, Rodney. 

Our views have gone up significantly and we haven't had any dogs ruin anything - yet *knocks furiously on wood*.Actually, our only damage is from a baby teething on our table and creating large scratches on it lol.Curious to hear from other pet friendly airbnbs.

For instance if I bid on a tax auction in my area, it wipes out all other liens (Well except IRS and that's another story). 

you don't have that expansive clay in Vegas like Texas and MS LA.that stuff is brutual.. if your home has not had foundation work when you buy it.. its not if its when your going to get stuck with a foundation leveling job that will wipe out 2 to 5 years of your cash flow  Poof  all gone. !!...

Papa Bear’s bed was too hard, Mama Bear’s bed was too soft, but Baby Bear’s bed was just right.

so those that dumped stock at 6k got wiped.. those that bought have made a killing.. 

That’s a lot of risk to take especially with a new baby at home.