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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Newbie Alert* - First Property Advice
BP Nation, I wanted to come out of the shadows and post something. I wanted to ask some advice from people who've walked the walk.
I live in Indy, work as a outside sales rep, working to get my Agent license. My plan is to transition to be an agent, but I have about $150k I'd like to Invest in my first property. I really want to make my first property a multi family. Good idea or should I start with a SFH?
Any feedback is well received, I met with an investor for lunch yesterday who bummed me out. He had made a series of mistakes and was in pretty big financial trouble due to his compounding mistakes. Trying to balance avoiding mistakes and being courageous!
Craig
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Multi Family all the way.
If you want to cash flow, use quarter of what you have, get a multi family in a good area, pretty soon you will be looking for a second one.
Just buy in a good location, you have enough cash.
- Ozzy Sirimsi