Is it worth it for me to house hack if my parents allow me to live at home and I have no living expenses?

Nice work on saving and planning.House hacking or a live in flip is a great way to get started. 

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

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.

But here’s the part people forget:House hacks aren’t judged on cash flow — they’re judged on how cheap they make your life while you live there.If you live in one unit, the other tenant is basically paying the majority of your housing cost, and that’s the real win.

From my experience I have seen people buy, and finance property in a revocable living trust.

Hi Everyone, I have access to multiple streams of cash and looking to build my own rehab team in either Cleveland or Columbus Ohio.

Live in one unit rent out the other is a great idea, its not a strategy. 

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 is worth the time considering you live out of state.