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Starting my rental empire
If I were to purchase my first home with a 3.5% FHA loan, live there and repair it for a year, then quit claim to an llc, rent it out, then purchase a second FHA loan home, what do I do after another year has passed? Do I continue to purchase another home, once a year until i can refinance enough to go to a portfolio lender?
The idea of moving once a year honestly sounds like something I'm not very interested in doing.