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Andri Artayudianto
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Buy and hold in another state.

Andri Artayudianto
  • Newark, NJ
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Hi BP, I'm about ready to embark on my RE investing journey but still very confused about a lot of things especially financing. I'm looking to buy and hold multifamily houses in the next state about 2 hrs away. Obviously I can't house hack with an FHA and commute 4 hrs (back and forth) to work everyday. What's my next best option? Houses where I live are too expensive.

I appreciate all advice

Thank you

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James Wise#3 All Forums Contributor
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When looking at a non owner occupied property your looking at 20-25% down.

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