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Entry into real estate investing

Thomas Miller
  • Davie, FL
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I am currently preparing for the NMLS Safe exam to become a mortgage underwriter. I am transitioning to learn more about real estate and make more money as an underwriter to use to invest in properties.

I am looking for foreclosure properties, preferably multi family residential properties in Fort Lauderdale. I would like to use an FHA loan, and live in one of the units. Just as a way to get into the market with little to no money down.

What advice would anyone have who has done this before? I have read that multi families are not all it is hyped up to be, especially when reselling in the future. I have read that some new real estate investors think they have it figured out with having a multi family rental and living in it. I don’t want to be one of those people. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!