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Mark Anthony Maninang
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Finding Investor Partners for First Property

Mark Anthony Maninang
  • New to Real Estate
  • Covington, WA
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Hi Everyone! 

Like many on here, I'm new to real-estate investing and diving deep into all the information here regarding evaluating rental properties, beginner tips, and looking into getting my first property within the next year! However I know that there are ways to work with partners so that you don't have to put any money down yourself. The book on this strategy is en route to my house! But I wanted to also see what insight anyone could give for someone looking to get into single/multi family rental properties as a first buy. 

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Mark Anthony Maninang
  • New to Real Estate
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Originally posted by @Dan Weber:

Hands down, the best way to get into the game is with a house hack. Use an owner-occupant loan and take advantage of the 30 year note and historically low interest rates. 

 Thank you for that! I've seen the house hack being reference a lot and haven't really been looking into it. Definitely makes sense and excited to dive deeper into learning more about it.

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