Older houses are definatley more of a headache but I think I'm getting some great expirience.

Older houses are definatley more of a headache but I think I'm getting some great expirience.

For example, let's say someone is buying a house for 90k and it needs 60k in work. 

I purchased my first property in Tampa in 2019, and it has been a long-term rental over the past year.I am currently looking for my next property, which I want to be a BRRRR/house hack.

Hi all,We renovated our south Austin house after evicting a tenant 3 years ago in 2022.

All houses are rented to long term tenants.

Might it help if she manages and we don't have PMs for some of the houses?

You might consider house hacking a small multifamily (2-4 units) for your next home.

Such a fantastic book, FHA financing is a highly effective house hack and can be combined with a sellers concession or up to 3% with 3.5% down to reduce or completely cover closing costs.

He has even come to my personal house to pick up money and some things I ordered from Amazon to be installed in the property, and fronted some of his own money to keep things moving while I wait for the draw from my lender to clear.