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Marcus Martinez
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BEST PROPERTY TYPE TO LIVE IN FOR INVESTORS ??????

Marcus Martinez
  • Dallas, TX
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Hey my bigger pockets community! I am going to be purchasing my first property that I will actually be living in via FHA loan. I was curious if anyone had any cool tips for me when searching for the best kind of property to live in for investors. whether that is a Town-home, Duplex, Condo, House, and other options out there.( I also would like to mention that my real estate agent and I have looked for duplexes, but nothing is available in my area......) please help me with your opinions, thanks everyone :)

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Logan Allec
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Logan Allec
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Fourplex for better cashflow.

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