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All Forum Posts by: Vandana R.

Vandana R. has started 1 posts and replied 13 times.

@Michael Haas thanks for the encouraging note, I'll send you a message to give a better picture of what I'm looking for. I guess I could house hack, but my preference would be for an ADU situation. I'll message you to tell you more. Thanks!

@Theresa Harris hi! Thanks for your response. I was actually going to try and rent it out in a year and have cash flow. I’m just having a hard time identifying the right spot. 

@Joshua Janus thanks for your response!

@Maurice D. I'm definitely looking for a 2 br condo, thanks!

@Russell Brazil thanks, appreciate your response.

@Sherief Elbassuoni appreciate your response, this is the strategy I will do. Thanks!

@John Barrett this is exactly what I'm thinking of doing, trading up and keeping the condo as a rental with possible cash flow, if I find the right place. Appreciate your response!

@David Lam thanks for the response! Do you know how long your coworker stayed in her condo? I think this is what I may do or just rent it out after a year. Thanks!

Hi Bruce - I'm in Seattle, but even out in the rural areas there's really nothing in my price range. I'll keep looking though. :)

Hi so I’ve been searching for a home I can house hack in within my pay range for about a year now in Seattle. It feels impossible so was thinking about what if I just got into my first home like even a super affordable condo or townhouse just so I can stop paying rent to my landlord and then in a year maybe rent it out and find something better etc where I can maybe do the house hacking.

My question is if I can’t do house hacking and I want to live in Seattle is the next best thing just try and get my own place so I stop praying rent? Thank you in advance.