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Corey Perdue
  • Farmington, MI
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Form of house hacking??

Corey Perdue
  • Farmington, MI
Posted

Hello community!

I am looking for a "what would you do?" opinion.

In a very general overview, I current own my home with a mortgage payment around 1150 and have done a comparative market analysis on the rent in my area and they are anywhere between 2000 and 2750.

With that being said, I have been entertaining the idea of renting this house out and down sizing/grading a bit and purchasing another home to live in.

Essentially, estimating this on the low conservative end of the spectrum from my "due diligence", it appears as if I rented this out I could cover my mortgage for my current home and then also cover the mortgage on the new primary residence.

What are your guys' thoughts on this? Would I be essentially be eliminating my biggest cost of living, housing? Is a form of house hacking? Pro's and con's?

Almost sounds too good to be true. Pinch me.

Corey