This is the traditional definition of house hacking but if it’s only for 3 months and it’s not your primary residence then you’ll probably need to put down 20%.This is not financial advice.

Hi All,As I begin my real-estate investing journey, I am primarily interested in house-hacking within Kansas City, MO.

This is a house hack property where Id be living in it building out the basement and renting the upstairs for $2,300 while doing so, then a roommate when the bottom is finished.

I have 2 SFH's that are renting right now and my current house I'm house hacking a duplex but this is my first step into multifamily so I'm grateful for other's experience and advice!

What my interest is and what I have been studying mostly in this area, is buy and hold small multifamily properties with house hacking.

House hacked himself, former CPA, now owns his own mortgage company.

House hacking, seller financing, subject-to, flipping, wholesaling are just a few methods that come to mind.

When house hacking every year is there a way not to get your credit ran and add another Inquiry on your credit report

But you'll still need your parents to co-sign if you want to house-hack when you move to where your first job is (assuming you move).

That's the whole point of house hacking, right?