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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Borrow from wealthy realtives or figure it out on my own?
I have a wealthy (and nice and often loans money to others) family member who I could potentially use for purchasing rental property. One of those - I would utilize them for the BRRR process. Would this just completely ease my entry into the rental market? Is this something most wish they had and I should take advantage of? Of course, everything would be legalized, notarized, etc.
Thoughts?
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Mike Dymski
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If they are wealthy, I'd recommend giving them your money and investing with them rather than the other way around.