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Aron Roytenberg
  • Marblehead, MA
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House-Hacking Question

Aron Roytenberg
  • Marblehead, MA
Posted

Hello everyone,

As a young/new real estate investor, I would be looking to house-hack my first property. However, I have a question when it comes to analyzing cash flow while house-hacking. 

For example: If I were to buy a duplex (Each side 2 bed, 1 Bath) (One side Unit A, the other Unit B) and rent out Unit A completely (For $1000) and rent out the other room in Unit B ($500) would my monthly income just look like:

Unit A: $1000

Unit B: $500.

Or do I need to account for me living in the unit when calculating the monthly income?

Thank you for your help! 

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