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Lauren Lewis
  • New to Real Estate
  • New London, CT
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First Time Homebuyer Looking for a House Hack

Lauren Lewis
  • New to Real Estate
  • New London, CT
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Hi Everyone,

I'm brand new to BP and looking for some advice from you knowledgable folks!

I'm currently a renter, looking to buy my first home when my lease is up in the spring. After reading "How to Invest in Real Estate," among other books, I've decided I want to invest in a multi-family property and do a "house hack." This strategy seems like it would work best for me as I'm single, do not have kids, but DO have student loans. Any tips/advice?

I'm looking to purchase on the CT shoreline. Multi-families seem to go pretty quick in my area - what's the best way to go about getting leads?

Side note: I also currently have an *inactive* CT real estate license. Is it worth re-instating for investment purposes?

Thanks so much!

Lauren 

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