House Hacking: The Only Real Estate Investing Strategy You Need to Build Wealth, Live for Free (or almost free), and Make Money Through Homeownership" by Ben Leybovich and Chad Carson: As the title suggests, this book dives deep into the house hacking strategy, providing step-by-step guidance on how to live for free (or almost free) through real estate investing."

Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or need guidance on your journey.Again, welcome to the community!

Unless you want your bookkeeper in your house/office whenever they feel like it, you're looking at hiring an employee which is too complicated IMO for the size of your portfolio.

I would say housing around the campus, nice hotels, restaurants, or the hospital might be good options to look at.Another good response I found"One rule of thumb is to look at Google Maps, plot out the walk to campus and see if it passes through areas with cafes/restaurants and/or major office or university buildings.

I'm a bit full as far as being available to mentor or anything like that.There's 2 agents in my real estate office (a team) that will find a deal, line up a bid with a trusted contractor, and do an entire flip for you (they will let you be as hands on or totally passive as you want). 

I've heard from both my PM, and the court system that the Sheriff's office is backed up on evictions.

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Feel free to inquire about their staff qualifications if it's a larger organization.2.

However, I have been reading and learning about Invelo and have been messing around with the free starter membership. 

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