I have looked through many of the house hacking related articles, but I havent seen anybody mention if they make a calculation adjustment for if you are house hacking.What I was looking for would be something in the rental property calculator that also takes into account the rent you are currently paying before you move into the multi-family you are about to purchase.For a little background on my situation, I am looking to buy in the Denver area near a light rail station.

I have a orbital floor sander with 4 pads on the bottom.

It is on a main road next to a large, busy service station.

I didn't find him in the local police stations and I'm surprised none of his workers (college aged guys) haven't come for their things either.

One is at the Westwood in Westfield, NJ at 6pm and the other is at The Station also in Westfield, NJ at 7pm.

I am a active duty Air Force officer stationed at Barksdale Air Force Base looking to break into real estate investing.I am here to learn as much as possible over the coming months as I save some starting capital. 

I'd appreciate any insight on 38018 Cordova neighborhood from the locals, in particular the area just a little north of Mullins Stations Rd (near intersect with Appling Rd). 

From what I can tell, street parking is hard to come by, and worse so on game days.If and when I buy another Maryland property, and if I decide to bother with Baltimore (I'm tempted to stick a little closer to home) I might look a little closer to the areas north of Penn Station, or stick with Pigtown.I like Pigtown.

C4 may only allow gas stations with underground tanks.In my example, if something you are looking at is currently zoned C3 but is currently being used as a bank, you know that you can convert it to multifamily of course with zoning's approval. 

I am looking in Franklin, Nolensville, Arrington, Spring Hill, Brentwood, Fairview, Thompson Station, North Columbia.