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Kyle Spinale
  • Lambertville, MI
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I want to get started, significant other is not comfortable

Kyle Spinale
  • Lambertville, MI
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My girlfriend and I are getting ready to move out on our own this time next year. She just wants to move into an apartment because "it's easy and not stressful." By move in I mean, be tenants and not landlords.

However, I want to find a small multi-family (duplex, triplex, or quad) and house hack it but she is skeptical about it. What should I do?

I should also add: I'm a college student right now and I will be when we move out next year because I'm transferring schools. 

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