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David Noskiewicz
  • Wholesaler
  • Enfield, CT
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BRRRR Strategy question

David Noskiewicz
  • Wholesaler
  • Enfield, CT
Posted

In my case, Im looking to house hack, looking for a multi-family, that needs some work, rehab whatever needs work (the rental first, to get that income flowing asap, and then obviously ours over time. My question is, how would one attack this if I get this at a decent price, BRRRR it even though my family and I need to live in it for a year or so, (this will be our first home purchase) , or just analyse it as a rental property, or as a flip? Since I need live their for a year, what would be the smartest strategy for my first investment?

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