Also, for house hacks generally, you cannot write off any % of your mortgage since it's your primary residence. 

Since the loans are not for my primary residence I understand that FHA and VA will not work.

While I can understand that people would run away from mold, as long as there is solid, written proof that it has been taken care of they really shouldn't be any issue.If you wanted to, you can also pay for inspector to go through and show that there is no mold on the report.That's funny that Home buyers are running because it's listed, lol.

I find the good ones don't care about other contractors being there.

For smaller properties such as single-family residences (SFRs) or duplexes-4plxes valued under $1 million, this option may not be financially viable.

Currently, we own a residential property in Woburn Massachusetts that we use as our primary residence.

I want to convert my current residence into a SFR and look into buying a duplex to implement house hacking and reduce monthly expenditures while also getting into another property.

Hello, I'm very new to RE investing, although I've been a landlord for the past year...this is probably a very basic question, but nonetheless it puzzles me - what is the most correct way to calculate ROI for a rental unit that has been converted from a primary residence?

I remember my primary residence rate in 2014 being 4.375, so 5% is not far off from what a normal rate would be or out of the realm of possibility.

Hi im looking to house hack a primary residence.