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Pittsburgh house hacking

Kyle Wilson
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I am looking to house hack in the Pittsburgh area. (Castle Shannon, Dormont, Mt. Lebanon etc.) Is it OK to be cash flow negative if I am living in one half of a duplex or something similar. Obviously that’s not the goal but I’d still be building equity. Thanks.

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Jason M McNamara
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  • Tampa - Lakeland, FL
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Jason M McNamara
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  • Tampa - Lakeland, FL
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@Kyle Wilson it depends on your goals. Some deals make sense to negative cash flow (like your situation) because otherwise you'd be left with even more negative cash flow. The goal for you is to decrease your monthly overhead so you can pivot to REI. Good luck.

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