Bought this one with three partners @Elan Radbil, @Ben Hutto and @Jake Guhy using a commercial line of credit.Purchase price: $95,000 4bd/3baRehab budget: $40,000Scope: Paint in/out, foundation work, new plumbing, new flooring, new decks, counter tops and converting a master bedroom into a 1/1 in-law suite. 

This is exactly what we did ...took us finding the wrong mentor to eventually find the perfect one, but after we did we closed on our first large multifamily deal a few months later.  

I hope for your sake, the practice eventually translates into a deal.

Eventually down the road my goal is to get involved with Multi Unit Apartments and Commercial.

Eventually I would love to relocate to Tennessee (or Texas).

I was able to house hack and eventually turned it into a full time rental property.

If it doesn't look like it is going to work then you can try to convert it to a LTR to cover the carrying costs or sell it.All that being said since you're on this site and asking good questions I'm assuming you are saving a good amount of money now and have excellent credit.

This house (along with the 4 others) would be an eventual tear down to complete the project.

By choosing to not resolve the issue your putting a serious burden on the tenant which will most likely cause them to not use the oven and eventually leave. 

I've just purchased my first Investment home with the intention to extend the parking space and convert the dwelling to a duplex where I'll live in one unit and rent out the second unit.