I guess it's assumtive though since I ran most of my numbers on 20% down in SD on a 30 year.

I would be house hacking by living in one side, but the numbers I ran are as if I do not live there  and have hired a property management company (even though I plan on being the landlord).  

I am working on buying my first duplex which will be owner-occupied, but I ran into a wall with my financing.

Taxes are $2500 annual.So when I ran those numbers through the flipping calculator I get $15,000 profit.

I ran the estimated numbers based on averages and came up with this.

In my attempt to build the financial part of my team (partners, private money lenders) I ran into a road block.

I had to move to Jackson for one year .. it was a culture shock for sure.. but I sure liked the people there the southern manners...

I ran across this situation and my broker was able to do the deal by looking at the assessor's data vs the survey provided by the HOA.

FWIW,I ran into the same on my last flip.

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