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Richard Graf
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Scaling Portfolio Financially

Richard Graf
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Pittsburgh, PA
Posted

Hello, thank you for taking the time to potentially help us.

My wife and I are looking to purchase our first rental property. I have 15k saved. I am looking in class C neighborhoods. The property I am considering is 40k. The tenant has been long term (13 years).

I have the deal lined up from a friend who is an investor. He is willing to seller finance over 10 years at 5% APR. I will have positive cash flow on month 1 with an 11.7% COC Return.

My question is, how do I purchase another one quickly? I will be depleting my saved up, down payment money.

My wife and I have exceptional credit, with minimal debt, and above average incomes; so the DTI ratio should be on point.

I have read about 'Portfolio Lenders'. Would that be my best route?

Thank you in advance for any advice.

-Rich

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