Personally if I where in your shoes I would rent out your current house and find a new one to house hack.

@Isaiah Cuellar since you're pretty young, if I were in your shoes, I'd be more inclined to build up a portfolio of multiple properties instead of paying off one property fast.The reason being: one property doesn't produce that much cashflow (even if it's paid off).  

Their methods are extremely cautious and this is why they are able to loan millions per month and rarely have deals that go into default.If I was in your shoes, I would also be extremely cautious, and would not set up a loan unless you partner up with an experienced loan broker that knows how to reduce risk.

@Sean Connolly I was in your shoes about a month after passing my exam.

I am spreading honesty as show cased by Brandon and Scott Trench on BP.  

The substantial profit margin demonstrates the success of the investment strategy, showcasing not only the ability to identify and capitalize on promising real estate opportunities but also the skill in managing renovations to maximize return on investment.

He has just managed to learn to tie his shoes {which was no little feat, given the difficulty in finding kids shoes with laces these days} in time for his, what are things looking like for your anniversary?

You don't get help like that from the staff at HD who might have been selling shoes at Walmart 6 months ago.

Looked at the PPE that I need to purchase - suits, shoes, etc. just to make sure I can handle the stuff.

From individuals who turned their properties into income powerhouses to creative strategies they used to overcome challenges, these case studies showcase the diversity and potential of the house hacking strategy.Scaling Up: What's next?