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Trevor J.
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House Hacking in San Diego

Trevor J.
  • Homeowner
  • Carlsbad
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Hey guys,

Has anyone house hacked in San Diego (preferably in neighborhoods as north as Encinitas to as south as downtown)? I'm looking to hear about your experiences! 

I'm just getting started myself, learning the number game and reading up as much as I can about real estate. I'm a mechanical engineer full-time and enjoy my job but realize that real estate is a solid investment vehicle if done properly... 

Would love to hear from working professionals who pulled off a house-hack in their spare time - what did you learn? what would you do differently? who helped you the most?

Thanks!

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Trevor J.
  • Homeowner
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Trevor J.
  • Homeowner
  • Carlsbad
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@James Passemato nice post in your other thread - lots to learn still for me, too. Just sent you over a request to exchange some ideas!

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