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Kyle Ursino
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Starting Out House Hacking

Kyle Ursino
  • Specialist
  • Arlington
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Hey BP Community, this is my first post and would like to thank everyone for putting their time in to share their knowledge on this platform. So, I’m 18 yrs old, living with my parents, very little money saved, and no credit. I would like to move out within 6 months or so, but I want it to be the start of my real estate career. I want to househack. I’ve been learning and researching a lot about real estate for the past few months now and I think this is the best move for me. Is it possible for someone like me to buy a multi-family with creative financing or something like that? I would also appreciate if someone could give me a few sources where I can go into further research on this topic. Thanks again!

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