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Johnny Jones
  • Contractor
  • Lexington, KY
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First Time Home Buyer: Setting Myself Up For Financial Freedom

Johnny Jones
  • Contractor
  • Lexington, KY
Posted

By this time next year, my goal is to have improved my credit history/score and to close on my first home.

My plan is to implement the brrrr method, buy a home that has some upside potential through forced appreciation & within a year or so rent it out.

I currently rent with my girlfriend and our son and feel the best approach to getting started with limited funds would be to do it this way.

On the other hand I have done some work on a rental property for another BP member. After I expressed to her my interest in real estate investing she told me about BP & we’ve since had a conversation about potentially partnering on some deals later down the road.

My question to those who have more experience in this than I do is: How would you approach this situation as far as what I should focus on for the next year if you were in my shoes?

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