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Jason Jones
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Twin Cities, MN
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House Hacking & Then Repeating Multiple Times

Jason Jones
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Twin Cities, MN
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All - I see the threads on house hacking, there are many.  One aspect I'm not seeing in them however (that I can see readily) is moving out of the house hack property after 1 year and repeating that multiple times.  One place after the next place after the next.  Have folks found a bit of success in using this route?

I recently moved and the new mortgage I checked it has the "standard" language about intending to live at this property for 1 year.  The interest rate I got was lower because it was sold as an Owner occupied mortgage, I would get to keep that lower rate mortgage if I moved out at say 18 months right, the bank wouldn't want to raise it?  I'd have to change insurance type over to fire/shell I know that.

Could a person just keep moving after 12 months, renting out the old place, and buying a new place to Owner occupy? Until probably they hit their limit of what the banks would allow for their DTI debt to income limit and the bank wouldn't want to give them another mortgage as the debt would be too high as compared to the W2 job income?

Thanks!

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