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Realtor in College Currently House Hacking but I Want to Expand
Hi Everyone!
I'm 24 and have been a Realtor for a little over 4 years. I have also been working part-time as a server in a restaurant to supplement my income. Last September I purchased a home in a growing C class neighborhood in Atlanta and immediately started house hacking by renting two of the rooms out. (roommates ugh) My mom cosigned and I promised to refinance her off of the mortgage to free up her credit before moving on to other properties, so that is my next step. I have about $30,000 saved up and my income this year is already what it was all of last year, but still not high enough for another mortgage. I wanted to know what the best strategy is for my next two properties. I was thinking of trying to get a conventional loan and then owner finance another property, or just owner finance both. I'm looking for fairly turnkey ready properties for long term rent. Is there some way to get a loan based on the fact that it will become an income producing property? I still have a lot to learn regarding the finance world.