One of the cons to house hacking is that cash flow is slim when you move out.

Partner up with someone to invest in your property with cash based on future appreciation ( a very slim chance of finding anyone) This reduces your mortgage and increases your principal payment that further reduces your mort balance.

Anyone can pull a business license and buy insurance, it doesn’t mean that they are legally working as contractor or “handyman”, with that said, you have legally very slim to no recourse when it comes to court.

Finally, I took the red pill that was spoke about in the recent podcast and realized this is what I want!

Leaving in my opinion a very slim margin or the home to sell at market value. 

If deal is slim could be a killer.

Too slim of margins due to the brokers cut.  

Originally posted by @Mattaniah Yip:It is financed with a lot of equity.Originally posted by @Mattaniah Yip: It is financed with a lot of equity.First home, larger and financed as owner occupied.Second home, down the street, with one less bedroom and financed as FHA.I wouldn’t have even bothered in that scenario...slim chance of getting that through.With all that equity in Prop A, you’re better off pulling dead equity from Prop A, and buying Prop B with 20% down and sliding by conventional.

ARV: CONSERVATIVELY $290K (RICHARDSON TX)REPAIRS: $20K (FOUNDATION $10K  + FOUNDATION RELATED CHIMNEY REPAIR $10K)ESTIMATED HOLDING & CLOSING COSTS $5K-10KPOTENTIAL PROFIT: $20K-25KOWNER'S MORTGAGE BALANCE: $240K (THIS IS THE LOWEST THEY'LL BE ABLE TO TAKE WITOUT RUINING THEIR CREDIT WITH A SHORT SALE)as you can see the margins are a little slim but its hard to find a deal in DFW right now.

The margins are slim.