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Should I house hack at 19 ??

Nathan Mckenna
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Should I house hack at 19? About a year ago I planned on going to college for football and I ended up getting hurt and had to have surgery on my knee. It was my senior year and I had no offers. So therefore I would have to pay for my college. After my surgery I had to stay in bed because I couldn’t walk so I had a lot of time to myself to think and I came to the conclusion that I didn’t want to be in student loan debt. I didn’t know what I wanted to go to college for all I knew was that I wanted to be successful and I wanted to be able to provide for my future family. During that time I came across the book rich dad poor dad and it changed my perspective. I ended up getting really interested in real estate and business. So I ultimately chose to go to school for business, but I study real estate in my free time. I am currently working at a plumbing company and pursuing my goal to start my own plumbing business one day. I have almost 15,000 saved up and I will be moving out of my parents house in about 4 months when I turn 19. Should I take the money and house hack or is there something else that I could do that would be more beneficial ?

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