Sounds good so long as lenders waive my monthly payments and the county waives property taxes.

You can offer any commission you want, as long as your broker agrees.

I think that as long as you understand the risk of what you're getting into and plan for it accordingly (like keeping reserve, getting multiple bids, etc), I think it's still a viable way to invest. 

As long as your name is on all of the bills and you sleep there a majority of the time, you should be ok.

@Jimmy AuAs long as the numbers still generate cash flow I would do it.

So for me the takeaway is as long as your margin is comfortably high, the Smoky's can ride out any storm.

I expect this price increase may be the same, we may see minor adjustments in some areas, but we're likely going to sit around this price level going forward as long as rates stay low and the economy continues to chug on.

I currently have a cheap rental that I paid off in 2015 that has stayed occupied as long as I've had it since 2013.

I like a house hack as long as it is saving you money overall, and will cash flow once you move out.

The lender we're working with is rather flexible and wasn't really concerned what we do with the property so long as we can qualify and and can pay them.