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Braden Burnside
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Braden Burnside
  • Sulphur Springs, TX
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I found a duplex that I plan to house hack, and to get straight to the point. One side is vacant, and the other has been rented for 12 years to an elderly lady for 450 a month. It's a 2 bed 1 bath current market rent is 600-650. First time going into a house hack, and would like opinions on how to go about this situation.

Thanks 

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