Since my husband and I have been toying with the idea of moving out of state for the past few years, we’re thinking that house-hacking a multi-family property might be a good means of cutting our teeth in REI.

Since my husband and I have been toying with the idea of moving out of state for the past few years, we’re thinking that house-hacking a multi-family property might be a good means of cutting our teeth in REI.

Steve I have one of eachMy daughter got a 4 year degree from Davis and is now semi senior management at Intel knocking down some fat checks.My son is a GC and is building 3 homes for me right now.. but he cut his teeth doing small rehabs for us.. then trained himself to be one heck of a finish carpenter to now he can build them as the GC from ground up. 

I made the decision a long time ago to hedge my investments pretty heavily because I cut my teeth in the legal field by litigating major insurance companies on claims they refused to pay out - it isn't a common thing, but it does happen more than people expect.

To be clear, you don’t need any kind of professional license whatsoever to create an entity.

I have always heard they are nasty and have sharp claws and teeth.  

Note, lending attorneys are not the same as real estate attorneys and they can be as rare as hens’ teeth.

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I don't rent to people who have more tatoos than teeth.

(no robbery happened) whatsoever; none of my tenants have had any burglaries and are loving their areas.... so you’ll be fine investing your money.