I would get very close to breakeven, but you are still living for practically free (not counting repairs, maintenance, and management) while paying down the mortgage on a monthly basis.I have never purchased a new property to house hack, but I would run the numbers like any other investment property.

Are there any house plan websites that are specifically geared toward investors for spec homes?

Quote from @Dayton Bourassa: First, the spreadsheet looks nice.Second, I don't see anything planned for ongoing maintenance or capex.

Thanks for looking then you really need to pay a title company to do all this if you do not know how to fill this out. 

You do not pay them one single cent."

How about if a number of your tenants all lost jobs and were unable to regularly pay rent?  

Even though it did not go as planned and we turned out to not be profitable, I think it's just as important to talk about our failures as much as our successes.

Managing a same-day transaction required meticulous planning and coordination.

I have spoken with an agent who has worked exclusively in this space for years and have been told that for the Oklahoma market, warehouse tenants pay rent most generally by CHECK.   

His arguments: what did you do to regularly inspect, it's to code, the planning department inspected?