“He suggested living in one unit, renting the rest, using FHA, then refinancing to conventional to fund the next house hack.”
“I would live there for three to four months, renovate, move to the next unit…once it was completely turned over, the property brought in about $2,100 a month…listed for $100,000 and got a full-price offer.”
Lucas Teague · BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast · 3 Paid-Off Rentals: The “Boring” (But Proven) Path to Financial Freedom
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Lived in each unit of a triplex while renovating it, then rented out the units after upgrades and sold the property
Purchase $45,000, $5,500 rehab cost, rent $700 per unit after rehab, total $2,100 monthly cash flow, sold for $100,000
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