I've been reading a RE investing book for at least the last 2 years and the idea of house hacking finally seems to be the best initial strategy to begin my journey.My background has been in the capital raising/investment banking industry for the last 6 years being a part of tight knit deal teams helping raise over $250M+.Would any local house hacking investors be opposed to doing a 1-1 with me over coffee/tea to obtain your reality and experiences of house hacking both within our market and other markets you participate in?

Fast lender is private capital, can close in 3 days, and a tight knit group. 12% rates and 2-3 points.

The margins can be bigger, but it’s a tight-knit market with heavy competition, strict assignment laws, and a lot of skeptical sellers.Finding motivated sellers in NYC is a numbers game, and many wholesalers shift to novations or double closings to get deals done legally.Texas and Florida?

Neighborhoods like these that feature modern open air malls like Pike & Rose, good proximity with easy transportation access to many different major employment hubs, options for a suburban / urban lifestyle mix with proximity to essential services and entertainment / experience focused retailers while offering tight knit community aspects and the ability to buy at a lower price per square foot, and much of their total infrastructure and development pipeline in the future that will keep in mind current preferences of residents, are the types of neighborhoods that are setup perfectly to appease to what the vast majority of people are looking for in a rapidly changing, post pandemic, hybrid work environment.

So I am trying to find the balance where I can focus most of my time on close knit relationships and casting a wide net.

They will find knit picky things to fail them.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.ThanksMatt Hey Matt, You definitely should interview lenders and brokers to make sure they have actually closed on these in the past 12 months. 5-10 Unit MFH is very tight knit and scenario specific. 

Whether that means outsourcing to a reliable property management company or building a tight-knit team of contractors and virtual assistants, the idea is to stop being the bottleneck.For some landlords, short-term rentals with professional cleaning and guest management have given them more control (and cash flow), while others have found peace in long-term leases with Section 8 tenants due to guaranteed income.

I rather be in a more close-knit environment, so I'll get the annual ticket.

So, I can make it a seamless process and have your already tight knit team ready to get the job done.