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Glen Kaisha
  • Mount Vernon, NY
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Pay rent vs pay mortgage note

Glen Kaisha
  • Mount Vernon, NY
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Not sure if this question has already been asked and answered but- I’m interested in investing in rental real estate however, I’m torn between becoming a renter or paying a mortgage note. I live in New York where renting in some areas costs more than a mortgage note. I planned on getting an inexpensive condo or coop in an area outride of where i live but I’m not sure how this will affect my goal of getting into rental property investing. Can someone advise on which would be the best route to take if I want to get started in rental property investing?

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