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Updated almost 8 years ago,

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Donnell Durden
  • Bronx, NY
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House hacking the house hackers

Donnell Durden
  • Bronx, NY
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So I was listening to EP 193 with Steve Garner and he and Brandon mentioned partnering with people that the bank likes when you're just starting out. He would let them get the mortgage in their name and his name would be on the deed or title (whatever it's called) and they would split proceeds as they agreed. Thinking creatively. What if I were to put the 4% down for first time home buyers who intend to house hack in return for a piece of the action. Is this possible? Could it be worth it? Talk to me guys

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