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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
First property purchase. Rent out, or move in?
Hello all,
I'm just getting into real estate, and I was hoping you well educated people could help me make up my mind about something. I'm currently paying rent ($700 monthly), and I'm looking to buy a house. The choice I have to make is should I: 1) stay in my apartment, buy a 1 bed house, renovate it, and rent it out, or 2) buy a 2 bedroom house, renovate, and move myself into it?
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It really comes down to your situation and what will benefit you the most. Tough for us to give you a clear destination point with very little facts.
For me, when im investing I want to make a decision that will benefit me the most 10 years from now. I want my initial investment to grow, and give me the ability to re-invest.