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Newbie looking for guidance
Good morning all!
So I amd new to this investing lifestyle and want to know serveral opinions or routes that have been successful for many. I recently brought a home in Virginia Beach and have been here for 6 months and want to obtain a second property which route would be most beneficial: Looking for a seller fianace/ rent to own type route and then try to get a tenant to get cash flow that way or try to get an REO (which mean getting a second mortgage loan) and rehab and rent out? Which would be the better route as a starter investment?