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‘House Hackers’ Increasingly Creative in Trying to Pay Their Mortgages

They’re not just renting rooms, but yard and garage space as well.
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‘House Hackers’ Increasingly Creative in Trying to Pay Their Mortgages
A "For Sale" sign outside a single-family home in Los Angeles on Sept. 22, 2022. Allison Dinner/Getty Images
Mark Gilman
By Mark Gilman
6/4/2024Updated: 6/5/2024
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In its most recent survey in 2019, the U.S. Census Bureau reported that 44.1 million people were renting their homes. These statistics, coming five years before the current housing inventory shortage of 2024, raise the question: Where will the next wave of rental homes come from?

The short answer could be “house hackers.”

Mark Gilman
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Mark Gilman is a media veteran, having written for a number of national publications and for 18 years served as radio talk show host. The Navy veteran has also been involved in handling communications for numerous political campaigns and as a spokesman for large tech and communications companies.
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