Find a good tenantPeople who are house hacking and being landlords for the first time should take care to understand the state landlord-tenant laws and the Fair Housing Act to avoid breaking the law or discriminating against a tenant.When the space is ready to be rented, these are the general steps investors follow to screen tenants:Determine minimum tenant criteria, such credit score or income-to-rent ratioPre-screen tenants by discussing requirements such as the monthly rent, security deposit, rental application fee, and background check up frontGather and review applications from prospective tenants and get permission to run a credit report, conduct a background check, and contact current and previous employers and landlords to verify tenant informationDecide on the best tenant and sign a lease agreement.All the best!

Local colleges, tourist attractions, a view, direct access to things like major hospitals/venues/event spaces that are active.

@Tyler Howell - In the large property management software space, here is the list of companies:Appfolio -- hands down the best, in my opinion ...

Travelers deserve—and expect—to be comfortable in their space.

People want peaceful living spaces that are well kept.

Neither does the fact that you rent it out as a define space. 

Sudbury requires a minimum of 3 meters width for each parking spot, they also require a minimum of 50% of the front yard to be green space.

Obviously, I am legally too young to do anything in the real estate space.

In 2021 after numerous attempts I closed on a primary residence (SFH) and have since continued to learn how to locate real estate deals and like-minded individuals working in the space.

Joe in Ohio: I now have 3 - MHCs - 227 spaces total.