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Updated over 7 years ago,

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Jordon Mayo
  • Banker
  • Memphis, TN
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Newbie with specific questions.

Jordon Mayo
  • Banker
  • Memphis, TN
Posted

Hey! I am going to try to avoid being like most newbies that just ask "where do i start?" or "how do i begin?" instead i have a few questions and numbers i would like you guys to evaluate for me and let me know if they are realistic or not for the amount of money i have. 

I am currently in the Marine Corps and have about a year before i get out and move on. When i do get out i want to buy my first rental property (single family).  i will have a total of about 32,000 without any other source of income due to the fact I plan on being a full time student to utilize my benefits to their full potential. My benefits will cover my personal expenses as far as living goes until i graduate and begin working, so the 32,000 is strictly savings. 

Is a 60,000 loan too big for that amount in savings ? assuming i put 20% down puts my savings to 20,000 

What does "under contract" mean? 

Are those of you that have multiple properties taking out multiple loans? 

when you sale the properties are you paying off the loan right then or just continually paying on it? 

i apologize if these seem like common sense, i tried to learn as much as possible by reading forums and watching BP just still couldn't figure these things out. 

 Thanks in advance!

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