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Seven Mason
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1st property bought, need advice for the 2nd.

Seven Mason
  • New to Real Estate
  • Los Angeles
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Hello all,

New to this platform and I need advice.

I just closed on my first house hack 4plex. VA Loan in TX. My first prop ever!

Even though I just closed I am sure you can all relate investor wise that I feel the need to start working on the 2nd prop asap.

Looks like most lenders want 20% down to begin. Which will take me some time to earn. If anyone has any recommendations on how they scaled quicker and any methods they can introduce, the help would be great. I am open to other suggestions besides HH also. Any answers would be great. 


Thanks!

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Eric Gerakos
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Eric Gerakos
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Congrats on getting started. New investors are always worried about scaling. Take your time and stabilize your property, then do another HH. Collect money, not properties. 

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