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Matt Heidenfelder
  • Real Estate Agent
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Converting Primary Bedroom into a unit

Matt Heidenfelder
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Dallas, TX
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Has anyone had success in converting the primary bedroom and bathroom suite into its own unit and requiring tenant to access unit through a private entrance (backyard or side yard entrance to bedroom)? Considering this house hacking tactic and for security/ safety, putting locks on the door so they cannot access the remainder of the home. Any recommendations on things to consider with this approach? Thank you!

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Delwyn A.
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  • Orlando, FL
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Delwyn A.
  • Investor
  • Orlando, FL
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I haven't personally done this, but it sounds promising. My only question is if you're able to get the work permitted and to figure out what's required to convert your property into a multifamily home. If everything checks out, this seems like a solid plan to house hack your home.

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