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Brigitte Keene
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Looking to buy in the DFW

Brigitte Keene
  • Dubai, UAE
Posted Mar 18 2018, 08:10

Hello Everyone,

I have done a lot of research on the DFW area and feel that is the best area to buy my first rental property. I would like to buy multiple properties over the next few years so that my husband and I can retire in 10 years. 

We are both working and can afford to save/invest about $60k per year... My first thought was to buy multiple houses but I am constantly seeing podcasts on multi family and I feel that might be a better option... We can either buy 2 or 3 houses this year or save 2 years and buy a building...

My question is this: what would be your advice for the best way to use our money to become finally free?

Any advice would be appreciated.

Thanks,

-Brigitte

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