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Vacation property or no?
Saving for a rental property. Selfishly, I’d love to buy a condo in a vacation town near where I live. I love the town and want it for my family, but I’d like to rent it out as well. Many do this in this town. I’d say most are between $350,000 to $450,000. I’m saving for 20% down. I love the idea of having others pay for my condo. I’m in the process of acquiring some fixer upper skills as well. I’ll have the 20% by May. However, I’d also like to scale to multiple properties and have some cash flow. Would you buy a vacation rental or go a different route such as a multi family property elsewhere? Vacation rental market really excites me.