Make sure to do your research on the market you want to attack, then start working on making connections there.

If you do it well, you'll not only live for free and have tenants paying off your mortgage, but the property will generate positive cashflow for you.House hacking is the #1 way to get into real estate and the fastest way to build wealth as it attacks both the problem of earning more income and saving more money: no more housing expenses and more cash coming in the door each month.Best of luck as you hunt for the right property!

I just heard from one tenant that the girlfriend is in jail after attacking him.

We can’t even sell the house in good conscience for fear he’ll attack or harass the new owners.

When I go through the numbers, prioritizing the house hack provides me more capital, and provides that capital sooner, compared to attacking the loan.I'm all ears to an opposing perspective of why the student loan would still be better to pay off.

@Alexander Parada Multi-family is a nice niche to attack. 

I've been listening to the podcast and some past webinars but I'm still a little uncertain on how to attack the first deal.Thanks in advance for any tips and insights!

Something has been nagging at me about paying off the last $100K of my current rental in March (2.75% interest rate) and then attacking the house (2.99% interest rate) if I could use that money to invest in another property.

Speak for yourself when attacking longstanding REI shibboleths like "work ON your business, not IN your business," Matt.

Our plan is to buy another SFH or possibly a multi before the end of the year but wondering what's the best plan of attack.