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Gregory Hatcher
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Is house hacking mandatory

Gregory Hatcher
  • Baltimore , Maryland
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I'm new and I have 1 rental looking for a multi-family property in Baltimore Maryland. I just brought my new house which allowed me to rent out the old one. Do I really have to live in the multi-family house if and when I get that property? Are there any other ways to get around it? 

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Russell Brazil
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Russell Brazil
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Hard money loans are for flips. They are not for long term buy and hold. You will need to save up a 25% down payment for a multifamily purchase.

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