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I am currently renting a apartment and would like to invest in real-estate. Would you first buy your home for you and than purchase  a rental property or a duplex . The Austin market is always a challenge 

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@Jeremy Gonzalez

You can do both when you house hack! The hard part is finding a 2–4-unit property that will allow you to live in one unit while having the others cover most or all of your mortgage payment.

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