Real Estate Hacking (Single-Family Home)

A strategy called 'real estate hacking' involves buying a single-family home, living in it for at least a year and a day, and then renting it out to a tenant who can cover the expenses, potentially putting money in the owner's pocket.

High-yield savings accounts are currently paying around 4% annual interest, which is better than traditional savings accounts (0.4%) or 5-year CDs (1.3%), especially when considering inflation averaging around 3%. While not making significant profit, they preserve value better than other low-yield options.