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Mark Smithers
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  • Houston, TX
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Options while in debt

Mark Smithers
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Houston, TX
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I bought a couple of rental houses a little over a year ago. Both houses are very stable now with rent paying tenants. But, because of the many repairs that I had to make in the beginning I occur a big chunk of debt on my credit report.

Can I invest in more properties now, or do I need to improve the health of my credit report?

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