So you can actually split this proportionately to the usage of your home.

So, I am guessing they are not very popular with investors or the demand for rentals is not that high?

I'm guessing a true sale needs to happen here.

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From a simple SSL cert issue to an actual compromised site.

So I guess it's not "reverse" but normally I see house hackers renting out rooms within their main house, this is different.  

I guess I could prospect harder for seller financing deals but in my mind I would hate to be in a spot where I can't move on something right away which is where I am now.

I was actually in the process of opening one a couple months ago with a credit union. 

We could do what we did before and just save up a down payment -- I'm sure we'll actually have enough before we're ever able to find a good deal again :) But we are wondering if it would still make more sense, if we're able, to use equity in our first one for the down payment.

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