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High End Multi-Family as a good House Hack?
Is house hacking A Grade properties a bad idea (as long as the numbers work). What are some of the issues I would deal with, not normally found in normal fixer upper or need rehab properties?
- Most Multi Family in my area is D/C Neighborhoods and houses. The B/A properties are slim but there.
- I found a $330k Duplex, that would net about $200 per door. Very minor rehab needed, maybe new vanities and paint. Most of it is "turn key" updated.