You also lower your own cost of living so you can invest more.Rehabs are nice as well because you have a lot of value add work at the beginning which allows you to develop equity more quickly.Strategies like rent by the room, and short and medium term rentals can generate higher returns.Ultimate you probably want to combine all these strategies, at least in the beginning, to supercharge your initial returns before moving to a more sustainable model.

I get free super charging for life for my cars.. 

Energy is super charged but deals are harder to come by and the questions that people raise also evolved as a result. 

Here is a blog post on the BP website that explains it even further:https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/house-hackingcase-studyIts the easiest way to supercharge your investing early on.

I went electric 2 years ago I leased a Model S tesla they had a groupon special one sunday morning on a super duper 2 year lease and you buy those on line I had it bought in 45 minutes.. coolest thing ever how they sell cars.. then later in the year because if you bought buy the end of the year you got free super charging for the life of the car which in my mind makes it more valuable.. 

Many of the BP investors who have left reviews on my BP Profile have used this investment loan solution to supercharge their rental portfolios these past couple years in states like WA, OR, ID, and AZ specifically.

I “car hacked” a new Tesla model S on weekends and drove it on weekdays thereby covering my loan w weekend rentals and cutting my over $500 a month gas bill since it came w unlimited Superchargers.2 years in and it has worked so far.

A number of my clients have chosen to go the "house hack" route to dramatically their living expenses and supercharge their savings.