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Ceej Charles
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NEWBIE Motivated and Ready

Ceej Charles
  • West Haven, CT
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So I'm new to this Real Estate game, I just purchased my very 1st home SFH, and I want to jump right into investor properties with little or no down. My current plan is to purchase a multi family house as my 1st investment property (owner occupied). Once this is completed and I save about 30-40K I want to invest in homes in different real estate markets. Any advice for a newbie starting off?

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Andrew Holmes
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Andrew Holmes
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@Ceej Charles

If you are buying as owner occupied keep an eye out for HUD multi family. You can still get some amazing deals during the owner occupied period.

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