House Hacking: Minimizing Expenses and Building Equity

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This chapter explores the concept of house hacking, where individuals buy a house and rent out part of it to cover the mortgage payments, enabling them to live without housing expenses. It includes a case study of Bryce, who successfully implemented house hacking to lower expenses and gain financial flexibility. The chapter also discusses the idea of lifestyle-centric career planning and working backwards from desired lifestyles to make decisions for the future.

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CAL REACTS: Brandon Sanderson’s Underground Lair [2:49]

- Was it a mistake to drop out of college? [21:49]
- What tools should I use to manage my processes? [28:47]
- CALL: Help with slow productivity [32:12]
- What hobbies will improve my concentration? [37:34]

CASE STUDY: Building a Deep Life on House Hacking (plus: thoughts on FIRE) [43:22]

- Is Cal using Zettelkasten? [58:06]
- How I schedule work with an unpredictable medical issue? [1:01:38]

Books Cal Read in September, 2022 [1:15:07]

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