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Would this be considered house hacking?
My son just went off to college and we are considering looking into a duplex to use as an investment property. Would it be considered a house hack if our son lived there (not us)? Or does it have to be a primary residence for the loan holder (us)? And if the latter, is there a way to get his name on the loan application as co-owner? TIA!