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Updated about 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

What's My Next Move?
Hello All,
Let me set the stage for the best possible help.
In September I got a condo that I can cashflow about $200 a month.
I have a VA loan on the property.
Is it worth going and buying a Multi living in one unit and renting out the others and keeping the condo?
Or should I just buy the multi and then sell the condo and use that money to buy another multi?
Many people I have read about keep their properties for a long time. I believe I am just overthinking again like I always do.
It might be a stupid question. Or if you have a better idea that would be great. Thank you for any help you may have.
- Kristopher Kelly ( Newbie )
PS:I am in Delaware in the Military if anyone is around here and would like to meet up and talk about real estate!
Most Popular Reply

With the condo being so new I do not see any major repairs but you’re correct with the note of not having much in reserves if something were to go wrong. Thank you for your help. I might just do that then. Maybe Air BnB it or something. I need to see what I can even get pre-approved for before talking about getting a fourplex ha-ha.
But seriously thank you for the insight.
-Kristopher Kelly Delaware Newbie Investor