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Raeshelle C.
  • anywhere, MA
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Is buying a house through NACA investor-friendly?

Raeshelle C.
  • anywhere, MA
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I want to own and hold rental properties so I can be eventually financially-free. I'm going to a NACA workshop in December because apparently you can buy a house with little to no money down; apparently they will give you a loan. But I heard they have liens on their houses, like you dont really own the house. Could I buy a 2 4 unit house with NACA to start down this path? Can anyone give insight on this organization as far as investing is concerned?

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