I am open to other markets in Beaver County but I am not as knowledgeable on them, and since multifamily are hard to come by in my target markets I am ok with being creative with my strategy (rent by the room, live in the basement and rent out the rest, etc.).

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House hacking is a saving strategy in my opinion. 

Perhaps he could implement some other tax strategy to offset the distribution.  

Using a HELOC on investment property is a good strategy, DM me with any questions.

Hey BP team! I have a rental house I purchased all cash, half from a cash out refi on a previous rental and half savings. The rehab is almost done and I’ll be getting it appraised where I’ll be able to pull out around...

/pros/cons in regards to development strategies for your property. 

Looking to connect with local community members who have high standards and great work ethic so we can learn, build partnerships and make some money together :) - fellow investors to exchange knowledge, partner on deals, etc (both local and out of state)- investor friendly lenders who can provide holistic service across different loan types- investor friendly real estate agents that I can partner with (mainly on acquisition)- serious wholesalers with solid deals- GCs, trades people, builders of new homes and ADUs- inspectorsI am early in the journey and considering a number of strategies, would love to learn what has or has not worked in the past, and maybe even create some new playbooks together in this ever-changing market.cheers,Max

As I'm trying to approach this with a solid strategy, here's where I stand and what I'm contemplating:1.

During the first year, I utilized a house-hacking strategy, renting out bedrooms while living on-site.