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Kevin Walker
  • Wholesaler
  • Winter Haven, FL
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Buying a rental!! I have only wholesaled so far!!

Kevin Walker
  • Wholesaler
  • Winter Haven, FL
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Good morning!!

What does it take to buy a rental?? I am a wholesaler right now. I have not done any fix and flips yet!!

Thank you!!

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Shawn Ackerman
  • Real Estate Entrepreneur
  • Mid West, East Coast
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Shawn Ackerman
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@Kevin Walker in your situation I'd suggest a cash flow market, 20-25% down or the ability to reach motivated sellers on your own and offer seller financing. You will need a conventional lender and or HML to get started. My strategy when I started was to buy in cash and Refi with conventional lender. In my market you can get a duplex, currently rented from 17K - 25K easily. Best of luck to you!

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