I'm not local but have been around the area for the last few months talking with property owners, business owners, went to community meetings in this neighborhood as well as adjoining neighborhoods, talked with city commissioners and realtors, walked the streets at all hours of the day and night. 

And that’s pie in the sky absolute best case scenario.Love the idea and househackimg is an awesome way to get started or to grow a portfolio.

Do not pay for "Blue Sky" on a smaller deal like this. 

.* Actively listen, so your counterpart feels heard* Mirror them to keep them talking and continuing to feel heard* Use the late night FM DJ voice* Label their feelings* Anchor their emotions* Never use Why questions* Define an approaching deadline* Pivot to non-monetary terms* Establish a range and use odd numbers, so they seem calculated and immovable

Just because the market is changing from a seller's market to more of a buyer's market doesn't mean the sky is falling, but it's probably going to make owning investment properties in a lousy place (for returns - I absolutely love SD and CA) even more lousy.

Construction costs in the Bay have sky rocketed this is going to kill any upside in the deal. 

Like consistency of nights booked per month, unit type, rent rates, etc.

I did almost all the work myself, on the nights and weekends, when I wasn’t working OT at my day job.

My wife and I discussed last night that even if we were not we’d still end up cleaning etc.

The home prices have sky rocketed in the neighborhoods to the east.