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Charles T Grimes
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House Hacking question

Charles T Grimes
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I had question that popped into my head when I was reading about house hacking.

I get the idea is to buy a multi family house and live in one of the units while the tenants of the other units pay the mortgage (overly simplistic, I'm sure).

My question is, has anyone ever done this and have issues living in the same building as your tenant? I don't know why but I feel like there may be some unique challenges to this.

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