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I bought my first home in 2019 as a fixer upper hoping to get done before my second son was born but was only able to complete half. I had plans on continuing to fix but as I dive more into real estate investing information the less I want to spend my extra money. I live in an expensive market so I believe keeping my house is beneficial long term. I guess I was curious on which way to go as far as continuing to fix my current home, put a down payment on a future rental property or a down payment on a small scale flip. Any ideas would be GREATLY appreciated.