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Alec Tenzorio
  • Valencia, CA
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Negative monthly cash flow per month to get primary residence?

Alec Tenzorio
  • Valencia, CA
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If you experienced monthly losses, (about $1k), and live in it for 1 year to qualify the property as my primary residence, is it worth it? Granted, after the first year I plan on purchasing 2 properties, one to live in, and the other two I would rent out. I may be naive to think it is necessary to take a hit in order to get the primary residence, and also get my foot in the door...

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