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Eugene Lokshin
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FHA IN NYC !

Eugene Lokshin
  • Las Vegas NV
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Hey BP ! I have a few questions & would appreciate any feedback or advise.

I am 24yo with a 9 -5 and about 20k in savings. I always known that REI is what I will do in life. I have been doing all the research I could, but know I have to get my feet wet with my first deal. With a limited amount of capital I was thinking about a MFH with a FHA loan. Because it is a FHA, I would have to live there & I am wondering if it is realistic to purchase a multi fam in NYC with that amount of capital, rent the other unit out and cash flow ? Or is this not possible in NYC?

I would really appreciate any help or advise with this and I am def open to opinions on what I can do with my available capital to get my first deal.

I have been lurking BP for a little bit and of course purchased all of the books on Rental Prop investing/Podcasts/etc...I am looking forward to networking and going to meetups and eventually give back to this wonderful community !

Eugene

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Tzvi Balsam
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Tzvi Balsam
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@Eugene Lokshin

It will be almost impossible to cash flow in NYC on these small deals, you are buying it for appreciation.

not only that I have a negative cash flow on my home and i put down 75% and I live there if I would rent out my apartment I would maybe just break even (Before maintenance that is needed a lot since it is a old house)

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