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House Hacking a Mixed-Use?
So today I was talking to my mentor and we were considering different real estate strategies to expand my horizons.
He mentioned mixed-use properties, which I honestly have never considered as an investment. Since my strategy would definitely involve house hacking, I was thinking about house hacking with a mixed-use property.
It could be interesting to evaluate as a strategy, but only if I can access financing with a low downpayment.
How would that work from a financing standpoint? Any lender or investor has experience on this?
As usual, hat tip to @Bruce Woodruff who always nudges me to explore something new and learn more about it.