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Updated about 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

How do you Analyze a househacking scenario?
Hello,
I have researched the forums and have found mixed answers, so I'm just going to post the question. How do you quickly analyze a property if you plan to househack?
Fictitious Example Property 1, 4-plex:
$1,500 monthly mortgage payment
Rent amounts are listed as follows:
Apt 1: $650
Apt 2: $650
Apt 3: $650
Apt 4: $650
Gross Income= $2,600
Using 50% rule:
$2,600 Gross Income - 50% expenses = $1,300 Net Operating Income
NOI $1,300 - Mortgage $1,500 = - $200
What if I wanted to live in one of the $650 units?
Thank you so much in advance!
-Jason