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Ryan Howard
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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what is the best re investing strategy to pair with multi family house hacking?

Ryan Howard
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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While I wait for my 2 year mark to come around at my current job to qualify for the fha loan I an trying to figure out the best strategy to pair with house hacking. I'm almost 100% that's how I want to start my investing journey, I am worried that my 35k a year income won't be enough to keep aquiring more properties when it comes to my debt to income ratio. I was thinking about getting my real estate license and doing that part time but don't know if I will be able to make enough money doing that. And lately I've been thinking about finding partners to do fix and flips to gain more income incase I have to put 20% down. If anyone can give me some ideas I would greatly appreciate your help.

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