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Sarah Hall
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This is the Year!!

Sarah Hall
  • Investor
  • Arizona
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Happy Sunday!
I want to go hard this year with real estate investing! I’ve thought about it to death, but this is the year that I really start.

I have a long term rental here locally and then I purchased a duplex across the country in 2020. Purchased a single-family home used as a short term rental in the same area in 2021. But, I want to figure out “how” to purchase a property every quarter!! “How” (in regards to money) has definitely held me back.

I’m usually super private and I decided that to get what I want is going to require community and putting myself out there. 

Best, 

Sarah 

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Kerry Baird
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Kerry Baird
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I miss 2003 prices, when I got started.  :D  @Jaron Walling

However, I still am able to buy distressed property such as probates, divorce, and so forth. I have been finding tired landlords who carry back for me, particularly on the barrier island in our high priced touristy market. I pay 6% interest only on a 5 year balloon, then refinance with DSCR. The draw to the tired landlord is they get a lump sum from me, and the rest of their equity over time as cash flow to them, spreading out their capital gains taxes.

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