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Ray Pryer
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When house hacking is it okay to start with a nice property ?

Ray Pryer
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Philadelphia, PA
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I’ve heard several times On bigger pockets that we should start with a distressed property and force the equity but does that apply with house hacking too? Can we move into a nice 3-4 family home and still do that effectively, or would it be better to start with something less nice and fix it up?

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Math wise a fixer will probably be better, but the most important factor in a house hack is picking a property that you would be happy living in, because if you are unhappy then there is really little point to the endeavor.

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