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Diara Campbell
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Eager to start investing, good credit

Diara Campbell
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hi, I am interested in starting my real estate journey. However, Just like most people I do have low funds for this type of endeavor. Yet, i know theres a way around this. I have been doing my own personal research on this matter and came across a few things; such as FHA loans, possibly leveraging my good credit score to get business credit and then use it as a down payment on a property, ofcourse hard money lenders, air bnb, and e.t.c... My question is what would be the best way to start out where i can obtain a multi family home with little to no money down and risk the chance of being in debt. Please help! Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

P.S i do work, but the funds i currently have just isnt enough.

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