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Thomas Bailey
  • Centerville, UT
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Which investment type to start with in Utah?

Thomas Bailey
  • Centerville, UT
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Hi everyone! I'm ready to take the dive. The plan is to live in this property and renting everything else out... below are my three ideas. 1. Buy a house with a mother in law apartment: 2. Buy a duplex 3 buy a quad plex. 4. Buy a 6 bed house, live in one room, rent the 5 others out. What would you suggest I start with? House with mother in law apartment vs duplex: which is a better investment? Or are they equal? As for quad plexs... I'm qualified for $320k, making my selection of quadplexs limited to the more sketchy areas... Any help is greatly appreciated! I'm hoping to start making offers by the end of this month!

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