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Hunter H.
  • Boca Raton, FL
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First Rental property- go big? or start small?

Hunter H.
  • Boca Raton, FL
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Hey Guys,

I have 85k to invest and am new to real estate. I intend to spend a while educating myself before I jump in. I have been watching a lot of Grant Cardone's videos and he always says to go big and avoid single family/smaller multifamily. 

For my first deal- would you guys go for a smaller duplex to get experience/learn or go big right off the bat and try to get as many units (4-6?) as a 85k down payment will get me? 

Thanks!

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