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First Post and Seeking Advice on Scaling

Pradyumna Dhakal
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Hi, there - my first post but own a couple of rentals starting first in 2017. Back in the market for more rental investments - maybe not the right time maybe it is, but tired of waiting - first the pandemic fueled bidding war and now high interest rates. Anyways, in a position to put down payments on a few rental homes but buying one at a time, waiting till it gets rented seems like a really slow process. How do folks make multiple (6,7,8….) single family purchases a year (of course given funds for down payment is not a problem)


Appreciate any advice in advance 😀

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@Pradyumna Dhakal Usually, after they use the majority of their funding resources experienced investors will bring in partners, private lenders and/or use owner financing on their deals. 

Hope that helps! 


 thanks, Rachel. Those are all great options once funds are depleted. Looks like you have lots of mobile home park investing investing experience. I would love to leran more about any opportunities in DFW area and Texas in general if you have any in the pipeline 

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