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Updated over 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

House-Hack Cashflow Expectations
I am in the process of underwriting deals and I'm noticing that it is difficult to find a cash-flowing property when I plan to house hack a multi family with a 3.5% FHA loan. With only receiving rent from one unit and the added cost of mortgage insurance is it realistic for me to expect properties to cash flow? They cash flow when I run the numbers with two different paying tenants but they don't if I was to live there. Thank you in advance for any responses! :)