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First Property Purchased/Rented … Now What?

Tyler Chavis
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hey guys, new to BP’s however enjoying reading the various topics discussed and find this group insanely insightful!

anyway, earlier this year i purchased my first investment property (a three bedroom single family home) for $45k cash.  it needed roughly $45k of rehab work (again paid for in cash) however appraised at a whopping $195k (thanks covid)!  i re-financed such to pull $100k out and am currently renting the home out for $1,400/mo (after mortgage/prop taxes i net about $650/mo) however am wondering what to do now …

is this where i split that $100k and try to pickup two more properties or?  just wondering how those that seem to roll in a new property every year are doing it!  any advice would greatly be appreciated!

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