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Kelvin Lozano
  • Investor
  • Iowa City, IA
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House-hacker forced to move before 1 year mark because of job

Kelvin Lozano
  • Investor
  • Iowa City, IA
Posted

I'm listening to Brandon Turner's book "The Book in Rental Property Investing" where he mentions that a house hacker must live in the property for a minimum of 1 year in order to be able to "qualify".

What exactly does he mean by "qualify" and what happens if the investor/house-hacker moves before the 1-year mark? For me, the largest risk I foresee is job relocation.

Thanks,

Kelvin

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