Are you considering PadSplit because you don't want to deal with marketing the bedroom yourself?

@Jared Galde would a typical landlord insurance policy cover an Oxford House or do you need to get commercial insurance?

I'd pay attention to what others in your local markets have to say.

NJ is great market for it,  my wife and I got to Fi leveraging house hacking strategy and I now I help new investors get on the fast track and avoid the "Stupid Tax" I had to pay. 

I’m curious how other investors are navigating off-market sourcing right now.I’ve noticed more homeowners asking about selling as-is without listing, especially in older housing stock areas.Are others seeing similar trends in MA, or is this location-specific?

That’s when students and young professionals start locking in housing.A couple tips that’ll make your first house hack smoother:• Don’t wait for summer to start marketing.

Benji, a clean house and great photos are a good start, but if it’s been sitting for two months, the market is telling you something.

granted I've only been doing this since 2021, but things are certainly picking up in our market as far as buyer activity in the past 2 weeks or so in a significant way that I know the data won't show yet but that you can feel.

Core CPI (excluding food and energy) is also near 3%, signaling consistent price pressures in housing and services.

Dino - you’ve put yourself in a fantastic position to house hack.