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Reginald Dearmon
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House hacking for the first time (newbie)

Reginald Dearmon
  • Houston, TX
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Hello BP. My wife and I are in the process of purchasing a duplex.  We will live in one side and rent the other out. My question is, should I make the tenants get renters insurance? 

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Steve Bracero
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Steve Bracero
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@Reginald Dearmon

Yes, analyze it is you are renting out both units. 

For example is you get 800 for one side and 800 for the side you will be living in, your total gross monthly income is 1600. Run your numbers with both units being rented out. 

Post your entire analysis more more help! 

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