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Jared Christensen
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HELP!! Wondering where to go from here.

Jared Christensen
  • Investor
  • Devils Lake, ND
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Ok I am new to BP and am wondering on some information in how to move on from the standpoint I am at. I just recently bought a 2 bedroom house for less than 50% arv. House needed a little bit of work mostly labor not much for materials and I have 10+ years experience as a contractor I am doing the work myself. I originally bought the house to flip for a profit, but am now leaning towards holding and renting. The house is free and clear of any loans, do I finance a mortgage to use a bigger lump sum to purchase another house and use the rent from this to make the payment, or just collect the rent and save it and purchase another rental in a few years. I posted in another thread earlier I did just buy a 3 plex with seller financing and close on that deal In a couple weeks. What is the best approach. I also still have a full time job and do this on the side. Banks prefer you to have an actual job over just having rentals for financing don't they?

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