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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply
Just getting started investing
I have a 2br condo that I live in. Rent out the spare bedroom. I took out a help and purchased a 1br which I rent out for 1100. I make 90$ cash flow. I don't make much money from my job. How would I go about purchasing my next property? Any tips and or ideas.
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@Zak Smith If you don't have much cash, then you can't really purchase. You need to do 1 or more of the following:
- Start doing some wholesaling. It will generate the much-needed cash flow for you, which you can save for your long-term rentals.
- Look at seller financing, lease options or subject-to's. These are no ways to control a property without needing any money.
- Find some money partners to do some joint ventures with. They provide the money, you provide all the leg work and ongoing management.
- But more importantly, you need a plan that follows a strategy something like this.