@Shane Bishop often house hackers or first time buyers looking to build a real estate portfolio use FHA on their first purchase because of the option to put 3.5% on a multi family, as opposed to conventional where you would be required to put 15% down and even 25% down on a 3-4 family.

Im a fellow house hacker and real estate agent on the Househack Seattle team.

Of course there is a yin to every yang i.e. hackers....Kudos,Mary

Greetings dear Owner Occupants of residential multi-family properties, or as Brandon diligently popularized, put "House Hackers".This topic aims to answer the question on how to most easily manage utilities when you are serving your tenants that live in the same property as you.

Hello All, I am a new house hacker living in Saratoga Springs, NY.

So now, house hackers will be taxed on gains from sale.

I currently house hack a multi family property outside of Nashville and am an agent myself and have helped lots of house hackers in the middle Tennessee area find a good situation. 

Her coworkers won't have any privacy issues and will tell you if she has disappeared.If no one at work has seen her, I think I might go ahead and file a missing persons report, just in case the police have her unidentified body (but what happened to the kids?).

Lots of hackers self manage, but of course there are pros and cons to that.DFW is a pretty big place, so you might also want to wait until you find the right property to find the right contractor.   

I'm doing this with one of my properties and I helped a few newbie house hackers execute it.