Everyone wants passive income, but few are willing to deal with tenants, maintenance, or financial planning to make it work.With that in mind, what do you think is the biggest mindset shift someone needs to make before getting into house hacking to ensure long-term success?

I'm eager to learn from experienced investors, connect with other like-minded individuals, and contribute to the vibrant discussions here.

Purchasing your first property can be nerve-racking so connecting with like minded individuals is a great start.

I still have it in the back of my mind as a way to turn sweat equity and one down payment into two. 

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Thank you,from all the replies this was helpful, I was not aware that there are ways I can help them build their credit, would you mind elaborating on how it works?

What should I keep in mind to ensure I'm approaching it the right way?

I encourage you to dive deep into forums, listen to podcasts, and connect with like-minded individuals.

If they're evaluating other properties and you have a good social presence that gives them peace of mind and a good sense that they'll have a nice living experience, that could be the tipping point if they're considering a similar property. 

So basically in my mind this would not be a great financial move as we be accruing about 200k more in debt if we were to sell one house and take the cash from there and use it as a down payment.