House hacking really seemed to catch my eye so that is the route I’m leaning towards. 

Legally operating a business out of the property is one non-traditional style of house hacking to consider.

Purchase price: $710,000 Cash invested: $71,000 House hack of a four unit fully rehabbed building.

Due to current family situation, moving and house hacking isn’t possible, so that’s out.For those much more experienced and wiser than I am, do you think it would be better to still focus on my local market (considering I know the area and local economy, can do some of the work myself to save cash on a rehab and can utilize local and existing relationships) and find a way to create cash-flowing deals to achieve my goal, or look for a cheaper market with a lower cost-barrier to entry where cash flow is already more prevalent?

I understand house hacking with a FHA loan will only work for up to 4 units, I'm wondering if it's the same for conventional? 

hi bpi'm moving to STL for work, so my wife and i decided to house hack a multi fam. we made an offer and were accepted on a duplex in benton park. this will be our first investment property. does anyone know a good insurance agent/company?

Currently, I'm in my real estate journey where I signed a contract for a year's stay at an apartment because I didn't find a property to house hack in time.

Currently, I'm in my real estate journey where I signed a contract for a year's stay at an apartment because I didn't find a property to house hack in time.

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