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Updated about 4 years ago,
House Hacking: When the units are fully rented?
I am curious about what the most ethical and time-tested method for transitioning to a house-hacking situation is when the property you acquire is already at full capacity.
What is the best way to navigate the line between the renter's and the owner's rights?
- Ask politely for them to leave?
- Exercise some owner's right/control over the property?
- Incentivize with a lease-ending "buy out"?