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Sebastian Hernandez
  • Contractor
  • Morris County, NJ
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Rules and laws to keep in mind when house hacking?

Sebastian Hernandez
  • Contractor
  • Morris County, NJ
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Hello BP community! 

I am new to Real Estate investing, at the moment I am learning, absorbing knowledge and exploring different investing paths. I have been particularly interested in Househacking. 

I hope to an agent recently and he did not seem too thrilled with househacking, he advised I could lose the home if the lenders found out I was renting the home or most of the home. 

How true is this? how are investors getting through these rules? any other rules/laws to keep in mind?

Thank you BP community!!

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Brian Liscio
  • Little Falls, NJ
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Brian Liscio
  • Little Falls, NJ
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@Sebastian Hernandez

There’s plenty of bad agents out there and a few good ones.

House hacking... kinda like a roommate.

Unless he is concerned with you unable to get the loan because you would have to depend on that to make the payment.

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