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Nicholas Parker
  • Financial Advisor
  • Jacksonville, FL
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Newbie and house hacking

Nicholas Parker
  • Financial Advisor
  • Jacksonville, FL
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So I am new to real estate investing. I have 0 doors. I love the idea of house hacking. Now I am assuming this might change per state (that is a guess) as different state protect tenants differently. With that said a lot of the multi family homes that I have looked at are already fully occupied. How do I get around that if my plan would be to live in one of the units? I live in FL. Not sure if that would change your answer or not.  

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