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Updated 9 months ago,

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Jack Honroth
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Staring Out - Atlanta

Jack Honroth
  • New to Real Estate
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Hey All,

I’m a two year out of college salary worker looking to get into the rental property space. Hope it can become my full time job as I’m done with excel lol. I have around $10k set aside right now for the project and recently read Brandon Turners book (Rental Property Investing) and have started listening to the BiggerPockets podcast. Some questions I have:

What sort of property investing have you seen work in the south? I was thinking of doing rental properties near college towns as I think the income would be steady and minimal risk.

What sort of capital is needed to get multifamily properties in B rated areas?

My credit is fairly new but I do have a 730 credit score, is this good for loans in the area? My D2I will be sufficient based on the book.

And any other advice or tips from y’all as you started this journey would be much appreciated. Hoping to get my first property by the end of the year.

Best,

Jackson

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