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Looking for an exit strategy
I’m currently living in my first home, I’d like to keep it and start renting it out. But I’m not sure how to purchase a new property without ending up stuck with a vacant property and end up paying two mortgages. Does anyone have any advise on how to make this transition move smoothly?