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Alicia Rivera
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First Investment Property!

Alicia Rivera
  • Investor
  • Tampa
Posted

Hello, excited to be here and connect with all of you.

Husband and I are in the process of buying our first investment property. Unique case where I already own 33.3% of the home- cousins own the other 66% and want nothing to do with it. It was our grandmothers from the 60's. I'd just be buying them out, so looking forward to more options/creative ways to finance/obtain the home. 

Already had it inspected and having realtor run comparables so they we can come up with a price. To take full ownership, would I only need a quitclaim deed? And perhaps a good contract spelling out all the details and agreements between cousins and I? 

What other steps and plans of action should we be taking? 

Thank you!

  • Alicia Rivera
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