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House hacking in San Diego
Considering the move to SD in September/October this year and want to purchase a house hack. Will be heading out there in March to check out neighborhoods and get a sense of the area. Would likely be working in the University City area.
Budget probably max $700k with FHA. It would just be me and I'm open to renting out rooms / parking spaces / mid-term rentals / living in a run-down ADU - honestly anything. And it has to make sense as a rental once I move out. I've seen a lot of posts on BP from even 12 months ago, and it seems that prices have increased since then.
I'd love to purchase a muti-family (using the future rental income to qualify for a larger loan) however they seem unattainable now with the prices.
- Are there any other ways to reduce cash on close - maybe first home buyer programs, rolling closing costs into the loan etc?
- What strategies are you seeing that work for lower entry points?
- What neighborhoods do you think I should check out while I'm there?