I've come across a popular strategy, called house hacking through the books I've read and podcasts that I've listened and I am looking to do this myself in the next two-three years.

And although I know that strategy is very popular for building a portfolio quickly as often discussed here and in the BP podcast realize that in many market contractors are booked out 4-6 months and material prices are continuing to rise.

In a "rising tide raises all ships" scenario, it's possible that the LP could still make more money in the latter case even though the actual percentage aren't as good as the former.Thanks!

House hacking has become so popular that a lot of the small MF units are quite pricey.

You should probably still talk to a real estate attorney about the potential issues that can arise if the tenants aren’t cooperative.

We live in Atlanta and are less than 6 hours from the beach and the mountains, along with other popular short term rental spots.

It’s definitely increasing in popularity and I find a lot of people want to live there.As for my specific deal it appraised at 340k.

Hmm...the most popular video I found had 23,000 views.

If so, those numbers are solid.You'll also want to investigate the market - I'm assuming it's a popular getaway destination for the Austin/San Antonio crowds.  

It's always nice to have access to your equity for when opportunities arise.