We have rented houses before, but always used a management company.

Hi everybody,A few months ago, I just purchased my first property (yay me), which I'm working to house-hack at the moment.

To give a couple examples: a $200k house in the Midwest annual premium may be $1,200 a year and that same size house in the west might cost only a couple hundred dollars.

Again because of the same reason.The real problem is that more (social/medium priced) housing is needed which the local government hasn't been investing in for the last 1/2 governing period.

I never anticipated that the bank where I held an account would be acquired by another institution, leading to the disappearance of my account.I want to buy a house in of those 50 states, but I think I need a credit history.

@Omar Maresstart with a house hackif you don't have enough money to house hack, save up enough money until you dohappy to answer any questions you have here in the forumsgood luck

Shocking how little regard people have for a brand new house that doesn't belong to them.

There's not any real difference tax-wise from owning the house in an LLC vs owning the property as an individual.In the case of a neutral cash-flowing property, frankly there's no income.

I listen to the podcast every day and I have read all of the BiggerPockets and I also bought a duplex that I am house hacking as my first house (it’s not a very good deal because I realized after that I bought with emotion mostly) but I was just like some advice on how to start my foundation so that I can start my farm area and start to analyzing

I have a house in BA being rented out,  to price is a set amount and that's what they shown in disbursement to me, however I got a copy on the current leasing agreement with the tenets and found it that they are charging tenets an additional fee for the appliances I provided,  as well as the pet fee,  both of which they are keeping, and if an appliance breaks or carpets are damaged,  i have to replace them... is this legal?