You live rent free and own a property, but you're better off keeping the single family home as they tend to appreciate more in value.Also, not sure if this is what you want to do, but look into getting a home equity line of credit (HELOC) on your primary residence and then doing some remodeling work or building an addition to your home.

will i live rent free if its a good deal? 

Now I own a owner occupied multi family, live rent free and getting ready to close on my 2nd property.

Trying to get 8% plus cap and live rent free with $600 plus per month in cash flow.

Cash flowing about 400 a month and get to live rent free!

Hey Andrew, no I meant disease as in sickness and I'm on a transplant list :( I love cars too and that's a disease as well!

Im looking at duplex properties in the 50-70k range and I'd like to live/rent my first and save money for subsequent investments.

I think about 30 to 40% of all Oregonians are CA transplants .

If I moved to Las Vegas, I would be getting paid approximately $800 more because I would be paying no state tax (California is expensive), so I could essentially live rent-free relatively speaking (I see a ton of rentals for around this price online – sharing with a roommate).

I have heard many stories from my California transplants on how impossibly difficult it is to invest in that state.