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How to make a house hack cash flow positive after moving out

Mitch Ottoson
  • Denver, CO
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Hello BP! I am currently running some numbers for my first deal, a house hack, in Denver, Colorado. I've found some great duplexes is areas that I want to live in as a young professional. The problem that I am running into is that with 3.5% down payment, I'm getting a great deal while living there but after I move out in a year or two, I could be dealing with negative cash flow. With some forced appreciation and a 20-25% down payment, this property would definitely meet my investing goals but this is my first home and I want to take advantage of the low down payment mortgage options. Any thoughts or input is much appreciated!

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