When I was looking at house hacking I thought of it like this:If I rent an apartment, im paying 1100-1500 for a nice two bedroom.If I buy a house, im paying 1300-1600/month for a mortgage.If I house hack, its a good deal if I can somehow pay less than than both of those situations and still set aside 10-20% for cap ex as I am paying less in rent, and my equity is building faster than either scenario above due to tenants helping pay down the mortgage. 

The question is always should be - can you do the work faster and better than a professional who does that for a living.

I figured even if I get the fourplex rn, managing it will be a pain rn until I get switch my job to something closer or finish my masters faster.

Overall, our economy reopened faster than expected in the third quarter of this year because many consumers and businesses quickly adapted to remote working and the Federal Reserve committed to low interest rates.

I would incentivize for faster finish, and would not have him work on the property.

They also have a fuel rewards program on top of that. 

We could move property faster with wholesaling out our deals, but the story ends there.

It's good you have a clear plan to fuel your growth.

It's faster and more efficient.

They aren't saying dive in without any education; they're saying get educated sooner and faster so that you can start growing your wealth sooner.