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Chiyel Young
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I need some helpful advice!

Chiyel Young
  • Monroeville, PA
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Hello, I'm new to BP. I'm a college student and I work full time. I know that what I want to do is invest in houses however I don't have the start up money. What are the possible ways to get started?

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Michael Jones
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Michael Jones
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You can purchase your first home using a first time home buyers loan with zero down.
Instead of buying a traditional home, buy a four unit apartment building using your first time home buyers loan.
Live in one unit and rent out the other three.

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