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New member from Vermont

Rosie Williams
  • Barre, VT
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Hi all,

I bought my first home on my own (I have owned and sold before as part of a married couple) four years ago - a neglected 100-year-old home for cash. I moved in and started fixing things. The property is now listed for sale, but with no viewings I am thinking perhaps this is a sign that I should make it my first rental! I am considering buying a multiunit and living in one unit, renting the others as well as the single family I live in at present. With little savings and income, I have taken on two part-time jobs along with my own writing business to build an investment fund. I can do this! I am looking at a multiunit this weekend. I am open to mentors, suggestions, advice, etc. Thanks - I am happy to be a part of the forum!

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