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Getting started and finding an investor

Jessica Miesner
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Hey, My name is Jessica and my husband and I are trying to get started with having rentals. I'm looking for tips on finding investors and the best ways to go about getting funding to get going.

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Real estate is not Shark Tank, the people with money don't need you they can do it on their own. The best way to get started is to house hack a multifamily property with an FHA loan which minimizes your down payment, aside from that conventional 20-25% down is what you'll be looking at.

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