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Taylor Busick
  • New to Real Estate
  • New River Valley, VA
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House Hacking - Need Advice

Taylor Busick
  • New to Real Estate
  • New River Valley, VA
Posted

Hello, 

I am looking to obtain my first rental property and would like to live on the property with the renters. Ideally, I would like to convert this two-level structure in the backyard into a one-bedroom apt with a loft. I would live there and the renters would obviously rent the single-family home out

I know it's possible, but is it smart? I would have to run water and electricity to this structure, it also needs insulation and drywall installed. Lots of work for a small space.

Need help. 

Taylor



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