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Marceli Rogoza
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Buying Rental Properties

Marceli Rogoza
  • Erie, PA
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I'll be getting into the SFR real estate investing later this year. I'm actually starting my pharmacy career later this year and i'm hoping to invest around 50-55k of my salary each year. Just wanted to ask what would be the fastest way to acquire as many single family rental properties as possible. Would an unsecured line of credit for down payment speed up the process? Or should I just use the 50k for the 20% down payments which could possibly fetch me a couple rental's a year.

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