I live just north of Boston.

In a perfect world, I'd live in the smaller unit and rent out the larger one, or maybe even run an Airbnb if the property makes senseI’m looking for a mix of cash flow and stability/appreciation.

It’s a certified men’s recovery residence operated through Vanderburgh Sober Living, designed to provide safe, supportive, and structured housing for men in recovery.

The goal of house-hacking is to eventually rent out the unit you live in, when you scale your portfolio by buying the next rental.

A live in flip is a great way to learn the ropes while keeping some of the costs down.

It is worth the time considering you live out of state.  

Should we use the 3% down payment on a rental or should we buy a house to live in to start off?

I acquired a 60 k heloc loan and I'm interested in scaling my business even though I don't live in WI anymore.

Most people rush in with no roadmap.Since you’re a first-time buyer and plan to live in one unit, you’re in the perfect position to use house-hacking to build wealth safely.

@Jack Hamm  not living there it really depends on the location and your tolerance for the management of this type of arrangement.