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Bought My First House and I need to Live in 1 Unit

David Duh
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Hi everyone, I just bought my first house in upstate New York and I plan on house hacking. It is a 2 unit and I plan to do a full renovation of both units, but the issue is that there are tenants in both units. I need at least 1 unit to be free for me to move into since I used a conventional loan to buy the property and I preferably would like both out so I can do the full renovation easily. What are my options?

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