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Mortgage hacking questions from a newbie

Ash Kakish
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First time investor getting my first rental property. Here's some context:

-The unit is a 2 bedroom, 1 bath for approx $115k in Chicago

-My goal is to rent it out, not live in it

-This will be my first mortgage (I'm currently renting in a different part of the city)

My main question is on how to mortgage hack without doing anything "fraud-y"? I don't want to live in this unit but also don't want to pay the higher rates that come with telling the mortgage company it's an investment property.


Any thoughts? 

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