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All Forum Posts by: Connor Steck

Connor Steck has started 3 posts and replied 3 times.

Hey there, I’m wanting to do a house hack and I’m wondering about the logistics, I live in Ogden Utah for reference. So I just started as a real estate agent at a brokerage near me and I really wanna do a house hack. I’m not making anything yet as an agent since I just started, I’ve got a small side job that’ll make me around 600-700 a month

How much money in general will I need to get that going?

How much money would I typically need coming in each month to pay for expenses?

I’ve never owned a house let alone something like a duplex before but that’s what I’m aiming for.

Is there a way I can do it without having to spend a ton of money since I don’t make too much right now?

Post: Vacancy money question

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I have not bought a property’s yet but in about a year I wanna be able to pick something up. I am wondering about vacancy as it pertains to paying for it. I’m in Utah and I’m first wondering how long it would take to get tenants for a multi family?

I was thinking and wondering if it takes too long what do you do to pay the rent if nobody is living there?

Hi I am 19 and wanting to get in to the real estate investing path as a full time commitment and career, I want to start working towards the future now but I dont know if I should go to college or not. It seems that my time and money would be better spent going 100% into this and working hard over those years, but I'm worried that without a college degree or experience no one will take me seriously at all.

Any insight or opinions on this? Will lenders and banks look at college degrees to make decisions?