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Jake Johnson
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Recommend Rent by The Room + Short Term Rental?

Jake Johnson
  • Wholesaler
  • Oceanside
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Currently looking for property to house hack with my VA Home Loan. The strategy is to rent the rooms out to Marines and Sailers near Camp Pendleton. In addition to the room rentals, I intend to rent out a airstream, travel trailer, or a yurt in the yard on AB&B. Do you believe this is a good strategy or is this too much to squeeze out of one property

I'm looking mainly at 2-3Bedroom Homes in Fallbrook with large lots.
Thank you for the advice!

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Andrew Garcia
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Andrew Garcia
  • Lender
  • Charlotte, NC
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Hi @Jake Johnson, it can definitely be a good strategy. As long as the AirBnB is sufficiently separated from the main tenants and they have their own amenities without needing to come into the main house, it should not be an issue. However, if you have the stranger of the night walking in and out of your main house, that could potentially cause some issues.

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