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Loid Danga
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Best strategy with $150k cash plus $50k/year savings rate

Loid Danga
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Hi BP family,

I am a brand new member of the BP platform. Accidentally stumbling upon BP is the greatest find of 2020 for me! I would appreciate your views on how one can start and scale their portfolio given the following facts: 1)Live in the Washington DC/Maryland/Northern Virginia area 2)decent W2 job. Savings rate of $50k/year 3)busy work schedule and limited time for full gut renovations. 4) have two other friends whom i can partner with and can also contribute $50k/year in equity- i am just not sure how to structure the partnership for best financing terms. LLC commercial financing terms make buy-and-hold deals unprofitable(in the local market) so setting up an LLC seems not ideal(notwithstanding other asset protection reasons)

After a lot of reading, i am leaning towards house hacking one house a year but i am just wondering if there are other creative ways to scale up the portfolio.

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