I’d strongly recommend house hacking if you can afford your local market.

I think $1,500,000 is a decent retirement savings where you don't have to go crazy and live a decent lifestyle.If you can make 6% to 8% annually, hopefully you can rely on $20,000 - $30,000+ of social security benefits which gives you $100,000+ of annual income.If you find your money getting stretched, sell the house, and put the net proceeds into the stock market / real estate and then rent something.

Yes, there’s a need for affordable housing and finding a solution is a heartwarming story but this truthfully is the worst time in recent history to attempt to fix the affordability problem.

The most restrictive words in house flipping are “off-market.”

I mean in your personal home are you missing door knobs and broke all your blinds and have holes in your sheet rock and since one buys a fresh rehab house 2 years ago.. in the home you live in do you need to paint it and clean it like this in two short years..   ???

You have seen prices go from 30k for a house to 80k for a house.

One thing I have to remind people is real estate is a business — even if you’re just house hacking to help with your mortgage.When I first started watching videos and hearing success stories, it was easy to get hyped and focus only on the wins.

That is, sell the property on the court house steps to satisfy (pay off) the mortgage loan.

You put 4 people in a house that dont know each other and have to get along .

My investors, which are just family members and are not in the LLC, they give me cash and in exchange I pay them a percentage of the profit after a house I previously acquired with said cash sells (buy, fix, sell).