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My plan is to live in the house for about two years, possibly engaging in month-to-month house hacking during that time before transitioning to long-term renting.

Learning the market is a step-by-step process, and every successful investor started where you are.Stay engaged with the community, and don't hesitate to lean on others for advice. 

Hi Moshin, unless tax planning is outlined in the engagement letter you would've signed, then that would not be included.

@J Scott I see that you post some great content on Facebook, and get some great engagement on there. 

If you want to buy them out of their lease early, I strongly encourage you to engage an attorney. 

The users you're trying to engage will check you out all the major platforms and then Google you. 

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