TikTok influencers want to rent you a very cool home. Just don't call them landlords.

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A house has multiple individuals in rooms swiped in and out, much like a person scrolling through TikTok videos
Social media sparked a rise in the popularity of "house hacking," a fancy new term for the age-old concept of being a landlord that has been repackaged for a new generation of real-estate investors.

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Two elderly women sitting outside.
Marlene Mears, left, and Becky Miller, right, have been sharing a home for two years.

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