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Have 42k saved. What to do?

Dino Ganas
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I have about 31k saved in the bank and 11k that my father owes and will give me. I have a baby on the way and currently living separate from my girlfriend. Her apartment is too small for everyone to live comfortably so we are looking for a single family house to live in. I am also on the hunt for a multi-family investment property. Any advice on first moves, I was thinking rying to find a fully occupied multi-family and have part of the income pay for a rental and then buy a single family later or we have this single family that needs work so we may be able to get a good price and use some equity to bring it up to date and maybe have a down payment of another property. This is my first time buying any type of house. It's hard because I have a baby on the way, it would be different if it were just me and her and her son but now our family is growing so I am looking for an un-biased opinion of advice.

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@Dino Ganas May want to look towards a home with an ADU option (garage apartment/mother-in-law unit) on property. It's a modified version of a house hack, essentially. Let's you and the fam live as a group in the main house with a portion of costs covered by that rental door over the garage for now. Use the $31k towards the house described. Take the funds saved from discounted life and the $11k from dad and start exploring options for a second investment.

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