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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply
New Investor in the Raleigh Durham Area!
I haven't made the plunge yet, but looking forward to buying 1 rental property each year for the next ten years. My husband and I are both engineers and have our hands full. I would like to put our money to good use and hence, the decision to look into REI.
I am wondering about financing options, any feedback is greatly appreciated? Do I always have to buy rental properties preferably townhomes or single family homes with cash? or can I finance them?
My objective is to have a net of $300-$400 per month (Rent-PITI) so that I could potentially buy more properties.
I definitely sound like a novice investor, please advise!