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Austin Daugherty
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  • Hattiesburg, MS
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Newbie analysis paralysis re: mortgage + timing

Austin Daugherty
  • Investor
  • Hattiesburg, MS
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Looking to start my first solo deal which will likely be a live-in rehab + roommate then sell or preferably rent. (Few to no multifamily in target area) Basically, I have 2 issues at the moment. Issue #1 - working on getting preapproval before looking at properties and I'm a little overwhelmed with the choices. I'd like thoughts on: A. Big box online (Quicken etc.) vs. local/regional bank B. Is it overkill/disadvantageous/waste of time to apply to all or most or is there a smarter way? C. Anything I'm probably oblivious to in this area? Issue #2. I'm considering moving at the end of the school year (about 70 miles away) but I might stay an additional year. I know that probably kills FHA options. So...am I jumping the gun to potentially end up renting my first property a couple hours away? Should I wait until (if) I move?

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