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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

How 3 Unrelated Tenants Rule applies to House Hacking
So I was thinking about housing hacking in Pittsburgh in the future and am trying to clarify this ‘3 unrelated tenants rule’ where no more than 3 unrelated tenants can live together. If I’m living in one of the rooms since I’d be house hacking, do I count into that 3? Or would the house be able to have the 3 tenants plus me for 4 in total?