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Two families in a single family home?
I'm wanting to house hack, but I have a little family, so I need my own space, and the multi-family in my area are too expensive to cash flow right now.
I'm thinking of getting a single family home, with a mother in law apartment with a separate entrance, living in the basement, but eventually renting it to two families as an unofficial duplex.
Are there any cons to this, other than paying by own utilities?