As many have said, there is always a buyer for the right price, and especially in todays environment with such expensive debt, it is important to price correctly.

More affordable properties may cash flow well but take longer to scale.Rental rates in your market: Locations with higher rents (e.g. $2k/month) will require fewer properties than areas with lower rent (e.g. $800/month).

MBS moved even lower (worse pricing for you) after news out of the G20 meeting hit the wires that Russian President Putin told President Obama that if the U.S. hit Syria that Russia would support Syria.

Y'know. lower price PSF?

I've done that twice now.Hard Money Lenders can be a great resource but they generally want to lend to someone with experience and the terms are expensive versus conventional financing. 

It looks like your state allows you to select a provider and shop for lower rates:

I am trying to get a full understanding of the expenses and the tax implications of having a tenet. 

Hi Ethan,If the $1,500 is lower than the rent you would have paid without house-hacking, it's worth considering.

They are expensive (30% fee) but they cover 100% of all management responsibilities.

For example, zoning might require a larger lot sizes for more units, or more offstreet parking than you can provide, or building codes might require the building be upgraded to have a very expensive sprinkler system if you add a unit.