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Alec Jacobs
  • New to Real Estate
  • Industry, PA
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House hacking Advice/Experience for Beaver 15009 PA

Alec Jacobs
  • New to Real Estate
  • Industry, PA
Posted

Good evening! I am a newbie real estate investor looking to invest in the Beaver 15009 PA. To any real estate investor in that market (or any experienced investor in general), I would like to know how you handle the utility costs for properties. I am planning to house hack and so far I haven't gotten many leads with separated utilities and was wondering what the best way would be to navigate that problem. It seems unfair, or maybe even illegal, for me to have my tenant pay the utilities for both of us but I'm not sure what another other option would look like. 

Another question I have is about insurance. I threw together an all-state quote for a 3bed 1bath lead I got just to try it out and it said I would pay around it said I would be paying $141 monthly. I know insurance depends on the market and property but if that number is outrageously low or high please let me know!

Thank you so much!

(P.S. here is the analyzation I did on the property if you wish to look at it)

https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

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