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Beginner - Rental and AirBNB properties starting with <$30k

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Hi Everyone,  

I am new to real estate and want to learn how to get started with focus on getting a rental or airbnb property. I am currently reading "How to Invest in Real Estate" which led me to this forum. Out of all the types of investing, getting a rental or airbnb property seems most appealing to me. I am also a first time buyer which I believe I can qualify for a 5% down payment (good credit).

My question is: what are some recommendations to get started in real estate focusing on getting a rental/airbnb property with having a capital cap of <$30k? What options do I have as a new investor or what alternative resources I can review? Best way to analyze a market? Finance options I can consider? How long does it take to get my ROI? and Anything that comes to mind!

Thank you and appreciate any advice!

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Landon Bleau
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Toledo, OH
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Landon Bleau
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Andreas, assuming you're looking to get into a deal at 5% as well as have an AirBNB, in my opinion I would say the best option is for you to househack a duplex.  In order to get into a property at 5% down, you have to live there for at least 1 year.  You could then AirBNB the other unit while living there. Regular conventional financing would most likely be the cheapest, assuming you have decent credit you would be looking around 3% interest, but you can reach out to a lender and get pre approved and see what they'd lend to you at.  

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