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Michael Cavitolo
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If you’ve started over today, how would you do it?

Michael Cavitolo
  • New to Real Estate
  • Staten Island, NY
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Hey all! I want to get some discussions and see from your POV!

If you started over today in Real Estate, and you’re a first time buyer in this currently economy with $40k saved up. 

Love to hear your thoughts! What game plan are you taking to be Financially Free?

BRRRR? FHA House Hack? SF Conventional? Subject to?

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Bruce Woodruff
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With limited money, the best plan IMHO is to buy a serious fixer in an area that's about to get nice. Fix it up. wait a couple years. Double your money and move on up. Works every time. Well almost every time...

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