Yes, you should report all rent you receive from house hacking to the IRS. In this post, I talk about why you should report rent and what happens if you don’t. Start Reading This Blog Post

The important areas to analyze are cash flow, maintenance, and how much you need to invest. Learn how to break those areas down in this post. Start Reading This Blog Post

The benefits of house hacking range from collecting rent (obvious) to making it easier to raise children (less obvious). Learn why I think it’s worth it here. Start Reading This Blog Post

The type of loan you use will influence how profitable house hacking is for you. In this post I break down what loans I’d recommend you use for house hacking. Start Reading This Blog Post

The best kind of home for house hacking is a multifamily property. Learn more about why that’s the best in this post. Start Reading This Blog Post

The short answer is yes, you should hire a CPA. However, the long answer is that this question depends on the quality of CPAs in your area. Learn more here. Start Reading This Blog Post

House hacking means that you rent rooms or units at a property you live at to generate income. Learn more about what it means in different situations here. Start Reading This Blog Post

As someone who has done house hacking, I can tell you that there are many reasons why you shouldn’t house hack. I talk about some of those reasons here. Start Reading This Blog Post

Yes, house hacking is legal as long as you’re not breaking any laws in the process. In this post, I show you how to learn if you’re breaking laws in the process Start Reading This Blog Post

If you’ve thought about house hacking and wanted to know how long you would have to live in the property before renting it out – the answer is in this post. Start Reading This Blog Post