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Updated about 2 years ago, 10/17/2022

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Ryan Friend
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Single Family Home Dilemma

Ryan Friend
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Heres my dilemma…. I live in south whitehall, I want to get started investing in 3:2 single family homes. Goal is to get enough cash flow on properties to quit my job in the next few years. Trying to focus on a specific market in the Lehigh Valley and/or northampton county. I am torn between more affordable home prices in transitioning areas like downtown Allentown and southside Bethlehem which will cashflow but higher crime rates + not great schools. Versus places like Northampton, coplay, whitehall with higher home prices, way better schools, lower crime rates. I dont have a ton of capital, dont have enough equity on my home to take out HELOC, interest rate on my house is 2.5% no cash out refi. But have great credit. What would you do if you were me? Who would you have me talk to about my dilemma? Thank you!!

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