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Christian Santillan
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I have a property I bought for cash, what's better for me?

Christian Santillan
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • TX
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I have this property in Forth Worth, Texas, part of the Metroplex, it's 1770 sqf, 3/2, already renovated, I got it cash so no Deb in the property.

I want some advice since this is the Firts invesment property I have, what should I do?

Rent it and collect and try to get a mortgage to try to do a kind of Brrrr strategy?

Or what?

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Christian Santillan
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Christian Santillan
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • TX
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@Steve Vaughan that's an amazing advice! I think that's something I will try, will check a bank or a mortgage company, did you have any recommendations of what's the best one to go?

I move to the USA 5 years ago, I sold a family house in my home country since I get married here and I am starting with that seed capital

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