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Reddit Poll: Would You Buy a Dallas Duplex That Doesn't Yet Cash Flow?

A poster asks whether others would purchase a Dallas duplex under a house-hacking strategy despite the property not currently generating positive cash flow. The post is a request for community opinion with no described problem or unmet need beyond a single investment decision.

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