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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Path for newbie...fix n flip, then acquire rentals?
As a newbie in real estate, is the more common path to fix n flip, then acquire rentals? Little capital but decent credit score 😣
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@Laura Weston for every 4 flips you do, keep one as a rental. Use this formula to save your first $1Mil. By then you’ll have somewhere around 20 paid off rentals.