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Updated 8 months ago on . Most recent reply

Creative financing / ideas to purchase
Hello , I'm a marine corps veteran with a current VA home loan that's my primary.
My goal is to get a second property , tried a second VA home loan but my COE is capped . I am now open to other ways of financing , like fha or conventional and was looking into down payment assistance programs as that's the only hurdle this time around .
I’ve heard of seller financing or partnering with investors for funds and using creative financing.
What might be some good ideas or ways to explore making a situation like this possible ?
Most Popular Reply

I'd be cautious about overleveraging yourself, as an inexperienced investor. Creative financing works best for expert investors who can mitigate the higher risks with greater experience.
You might consider house hacking a small multifamily (2-4 units) for your next home. You may or may not want to keep your current home as a rental, depending on how well it would cash flow.
Or you can skip all the landlording headaches and invest passively instead :-) That's the only way I invest nowadays.