I am curious what you all think are good metrics to hit when looking at opportunities in today's market, in this area.  

My plan is to use a 3.5% FHA loan to get started and then refinance into a conventional loan after 12 months.For those of you with experience:What key metrics should I focus on when analyzing a multifamily deal for a house hack (cash flow, CoC return, DSCR, etc.)?

- Were the cash flow metrics tough to meet compared to traditional approvals?

As mentioned in a few BiggerPockets podcasts that were recently released, this rule is a simple guideline to help you quickly gauge a potential deal.Here's a breakdown of the key takeaways from those discussions:- The 1% rule is a starting point.

Quote from @Shaun Ortiz: Simple question about closing day in the Buffalo area:For those who have recently bought or sold property here, is it the standard custom to receive the keys at the closing table after all documents are signed and funds are wired, or is there usually a delay until the deed is recorded the next business day?

Those things are important, because understanding the sentiment of sellers is important, but not as important as some other metrics.

If anyone is looking for detached town homes or condos using zillow, search under houses then put these key words , its not exact but gets you closer.detached townhousedetached townhomefree standingpatio homezero lot line

That’s why improving your Click-Through Rate (CTR) is one critical metric to focus on to boost your Airbnb profit and visibility.The key to improving your CTR?

The key test is simple, have your rent and property value outpaced inflation over time?

Where can one research or find metrics such as job growth, population growth, and amenities for certain cities to predict their long term outlook?