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Zachary Shuffield
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Dallas, TX
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The Market is hot, but should we still House Hack In DFW?

Zachary Shuffield
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Dallas, TX
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What's up Bigger Pockets!! My girlfriend and I moved out of state for my job, but we are planning to move back in the DFW area next summer. We refuse to rent, and I would love to try the house hack method on a triplex or 4-plex using an FHA loan.

My question is what are the best areas for multi family house hacks in DFW, and are we doing this at a time where the market is too hot? I’d love to do a highland park, Arlington, Fort Worth, or Frisco deal. Maybe even Westlake? All my studying has pointed to: deals are out there, you just have to find them, and stick to your numbers.

Thanks for your time and any advice!

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