“The income we were making from just three properties was enough to cover half of our year of travel”

Arden Williams · BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast · From $12/Hour to 3 Rental Properties and Traveling the World

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What was described

House-hacked three single-family homes, living in one unit while renting the others, then used the rental income to fund a year-long world travel

Three properties generated enough cash-flow to cover half of a year of travel

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