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The Magic of House Hacking: A Duplex & FHA Mortgage Combo

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Ever fancied the idea of someone else making half your mortgage payments? No, we’re not delusional. And yes, it’s a genuine possibility. Let’s dive into a clever, yet completely achievable, strategy to get the most out of your first home-buying experience in 2023. The Charm of a Duplex For the uninitiated, a duplex is essentially […]

Best House Hacking Strategies and Tools from local Mortgage Company

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House hacking is a real estate strategy that involves purchasing a property, and living in it, while also renting out a portion of the property to generate income. There are several ways to approach house hacking; some common strategies include: Purchasing a duplex or triplex and living in one unit while renting out the others. […]

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