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All Forum Posts by: Alex Kohler

Alex Kohler has started 4 posts and replied 13 times.

Quote from @Steve Cooper:

I'm 82 years old back in eon's I bought SFR property with no money down. Cashflow was barely makin' it. Full time work, low expense on my part was ok.

I then 1031 tax exchanged that place for duplex out of town, but in state. Still have duplex with big positive cashflow.

Brandon Turner (biggerpockets) has a low down/no down book you should get. Great ideas and examples in it.

Good luck

Great will do! I am currently deciding whether to live in one unit in a multifamily or get SFR and rent out rooms. Anyway, thank you for the advice!

Hi BP!

I had a quick question.... If you use and FHA loan for 3.5% down on a small multifamily property can it still cashflow (or at least pay mortgage) if I live in one of the units? Or will I have to put at least 20% down to house hack it? If so, what are the best cities to start out in if this is my first investment and not a ton of capital? Let me know, thank you!!

Hi there! 

I am new to BP and have a few questions as I am a new investor. I have $150,000 cash and my goal is to become financially free as soon as possible with having all expenses paid with cash flow as well as growing my wealth. How would you go about allocating these funds. Also, what areas are the best for house hacking/rental properties? Would you buy multifamily or single family?

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