House Hacking Podcast Case Study Series Financial Strategy Report Launched

Jul 13, 2020

FI by REI and The House Hacking Podcast has launched a new series that features house hackers. The series airs weekly and highlights the financial benefits of house hacking.

New Orleans, United States - July 13, 2020 /PressCable/ —

A new podcast series has been launched by FI by REI and The House Hacking Podcast. The series of podcasts centers around house hacking case studies that aim to showcase one of the many ways that money can be saved creatively.

More information is available at https://fibyrei.com/house-hacking-case-study-8

The recently launched podcast series highlights several house hacking case studies. The newest case study features Nadia, an entrepreneur who decided that house hacking was her best option to save money.

In this case study, readers gain insight into how Nadia used the tips she learned in a book about the real estate strategy of house hacking. They’re taken through Nadia’s house hacking journey and discover how she has benefited financially from the experience.

The new case study chronicles how Nadia and her husband, after renting an apartment in New York for 14 years, were able to purchase a multifamily building that housed a storefront, remodel it, occupy one of the three apartments, rent the others.

Readers also learn how Nadia and her husband were able to use the rent to pay the mortgage for the building. The series shows how Nadia uses the storefront to run her own business and is able to save at least $1500 on a monthly basis while basically living in the building for free.

The house hacking case studies teach readers how to be creative with their housing choices by providing insight into how other individuals would have reduced or eliminated their housing costs and accelerated their savings. The podcast highlights the various forms of house hacking that different individuals use to cover their mortgages.

FI by REI was created with the objective of teaching people how to become financially independent through investing in real estate. It also aims to help those who wish to enjoy a quality of life in which they do not worry about paying bills and can spend more time with family while choosing to retire early.

Interested parties can click on the link above for more information about the house hacking case study of Nadia and many others.

Contact Info:
Name: Andrew
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Organization: FI by REI
Address: PO Box 13701, New Orleans, LA 70185, United States
Website: https://fibyrei.com/

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Release ID: 88968280

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