You'll want to confirm how many years your PPP would be and what the penalties are as they may be a stepdown such as a 5/4/3/2/1 or they could be fixed as in a 5/5/5/5/5 for the penalty.

2) You are a control freak and won't let your PMC do their job- Can't help you3) You don't really have a PMC and are self-managing, yet don't know what you're doing- There are inconsistencies in your postings that make this a possibilityFor #2 & #3 above, use this:https://www.legislature.mi.gov/Publications/tenantlandlord.p...

They are a poor choice in most situations. 

And that doesn't include other expenses.So the traditional SFH route may work eventually including appreciation and other factors, but probably not in 10 years because you need to refi and purchase other houses to make this angle work.Buying a 2/1 somewhere and living on one side is another option, as is renting both sides, but you'd have to identify an area where you can afford a duplex.

In the description you can mention to contact you directly.Filipe, you are a big help.

These three reasons are a lot to digest at first because this loan is a paradigm shift for most Americans.

I am interested in house hacking around the Camden/Burlington county areas (towns like Cherry Hill, Mount Laurel, Collingswood, etc), specifically at duplex/multifamily properties.

I would start to look to connect with people in your local area and see if there are meet ups to attend outside of learning here online.

There are a lot of things to fine tune it as you do your due diligence.Rog

If the property is homesteaded, you are grandfathered only at max 3%.You can see bellow an example as the taxes increased after the change om ownership. the big difference is due to fact the area appreciated 1000% since the 90s when the house was initially purchased as a homestead.