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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply
Buying a first multi family unit
So heres my situation, I'm in the military and have over a year remaining on my contract which I've figured out that in that in the time i have left in my wife and i can save $40,000 to put down on a property. This puts us in the $200,000 range to hit 20% down. My plan is to buy a multi family and live in one of the units while we rent the rest out so that we essentially dont have a mortgage payment because when i get out i will be going to school on the gi bill so our pay will decrease substantially. Once we pay off the unit we will move out and keep it as a rental property. Does anyone have any insight into multi family homes, like where to find deals, how to figure out the cash flow it will generate so on and so forth.
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Why not start with you VA loan and a primary residence with 100% financing. Your savings could then be used as a down payment for investment properties, with conventional financing.
- Jerry Padilla
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