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Updated almost 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

First deal in Milwaukee WI
Hello Bigger Pockets Network,
I am a 28 year old dentist who runs a private practice in Milwaukee WI. I recently went through the real estate acquisition process when I purchased the commercial real estate that houses my dental practice last year which sparked my interest. My girlfriend who doesn't work full time and I would like to get into real estate investing. Since I have been self employed for less than a year, I have had a hard time getting pre-approved for a loan. Together, we have the liquidity to by a smaller property but I would much rather be able to finance something for cashflow. Should I be focusing on a foreclosure or what would be recommended?
Jake