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Hello Everyone! I have had some great success with a VA loan in San Diego in my 2 bd 2 ba condo. It has allowed me to gain wealth faster than renting, but now I find acquiring the next property very daunting. I feel as if I have too much debt compared to my income to ever be able to get another loan for the next property. Is this the point where I need to go for private funding and hard money lenders? I could sell the condo and "exchange" for something hopefully bigger but I'd love to hold and hang on to the San Diego property. Any words of wisdom are greatly appreciated.

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