Figure out who you want to use as a bank/lender and make sure they have all of the programs needed for each next step for your REI growth.Always get more than one quote and learn the guide lines and loop holes. 

There is typically no monetary cap on sales positions which means you'd be able to get to your savings goal sooner than the end of 2022.

I fully understand the issues with the Fed's monetary policy and the real concerns about inflation, but this market seems to be running on emotions instead of any type of sound financial decision making.

The tenant laws do not consider the landlord (especially smaller landlord) and the tenants know the loop holes in NYC.

Read your contract as they often say the house has to be delivered in the same condition as when it was viewed meaning if there was a hole in a wall at closing that wasn't there earlier, the seller has to fix it.If they were offered $500 and u haul plus a few nights at a hotel, offer them $1K and a u haul. 

There was a hole in the interior wall of the new addition, so obviously I took a look.

As you go down the economic scale of renters, the more they value brightness, because the tend to cook more than going out to eat.I did a quick mock up of some of my thoughts for the kitchen for you.LVP flooring, more electric light, including under counter lights, a single hole deep sink, etc...as you can see in the pic below.As for the cabinet doors...the place may bring good rent with the doors as is, or if not I'd probably price out a few door replacement companies vs tearing them out and installing new.My mockup increases the counter work space quite a bit...in a kitchen where people will be cooking vs going out to eat...that is something I'd point out to potential renters.... the large "C" configuration of potential work space.As for top cabinets on the new stove wall...I might go with open shelves (if it would still bring top dollar in that market for that neighborhood class home).The color yellow...

You can have a hole the floor but not a sticking window.

Hi Bigger Pockets Community, I am a first time aspiring house hacker who is looking for advice and for someone to poke holes in my plan before I put it into practice.

It is right to be cautious, don't back yourself into a hole that could cost you everything or most everything.