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Tyron White
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The househacking process step by step

Tyron White
  • New to Real Estate
  • Columbia, SC
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Ok so on one of the podcast, Brandon suggested that if you're 19 it would probably be best to house hack. I'm curious on how that process would work for someone that age (me).

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Joseph M.
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Joseph M.
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Also some people use the term househacking to mean renting out rooms in a single family home. But in that situation you can't use the rent to help you quality for the loan as you are able to with a multi family (2-4 unit) property.

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