Most of my investor clients at the moment are actually multi-family house hackers and people looking to do a live-in rehab on a single family home.

Are you an aggressive "curtain-off the dining room as your bedroom" and rent all bedrooms kind of house hacker, or are you a "I need a dividing wall between me and tenants" kind of house hacker? 

Great question and I think this is something that a lot of house hackers / investors wrestle with.

Good morning biggerpockets members, I am closing on my first rental property next week. This property is a duplex, that I will be house hacking. The property is currently occupied. I will be presenting a 30 day notice...

Hi All,Have you successfully house hacked anywhere in the 5 boroughs?   Would love to chat with you if so for a new meetup i'm looking to put together in 2022.  

@My NguyenHere are some basic rules to follow in house hacking.Research and NetworkTo be a successful house hacker, do your homework on all fronts.

The longer you hold that liability, the more you're opening yourself up to price volatility-Now is a great time to market directly to house hackers.

My goal is to house hack a 2-4 unit in the 75234 area. I want to explore all my options, financing and buying wise. I'm looking to connect with wholesalers, realtors, private/hard money brokers and mortgage brokers wh...

That’s because eventually, most house hackers will turn the primary residence into a rental property as they grow their rental property portfolio.

that right there means us investors just don't impact pricing.I do think the top end of the 2-4 where you don't see has many house hackers are going to come down with the lack of funding availability... meaning buildings that spec'd on investors abilities to purchase... buildings that can't pass FHA, or the price is higher than the max loan limit with a 3% down etc... those guys are going to come down... if you can get private funding...