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Looking for guidance on my next move!

Dustin Ivers
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Hey All,

I bought my townhome here in Utah in 2020 and it has appreciated substantially in value over the past 2 years. I am looking for direction as to how I should approach my next move. My end goal is to buy enough properties to cash flow enough to allow me to quit my job and continue scaling from there. I don't have much capital in the bank but am open to different financing options to move into my next place. With our next property being owner occupied, what type of unit should I be looking to move into? Single family, duplex, another townhome? The hope is to only be in the next place a year and then do it all over again. Any thoughts or guidance would be much appreciated! 

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