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Jordan Lewis
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Diego
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How to find Seller financing??!

Jordan Lewis
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Diego
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Good day everyone, I hope everyone is doing great today. I’ve made a couple posts here and I got some amazing advices and now that I have a full time IT job at a data center my next question is should I just save up and then do a flip or should I try to get into a seller finance multiple family property. Then rent out the units and maybe even rent out the rooms in the unit I stay in and from then I would have money saving up while buying for a property I will own in the long run and also could do flips after a year or 2? Please let me know which options you think is best and why is it better than the other? I’m also located in SoCal California. I appreciate everyone who take the time out to reply to my post and all constructive criticism is welcome.

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