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Jeremiah Dye
  • Colorado Springs, CO
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BRRR my current home when I move??

Jeremiah Dye
  • Colorado Springs, CO
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Well I’m looking to relocate to Colorado Springs by this time next year. I’m sure I’ll be able to transfer with my company with no problems. Here’s my real estate question. I currently own my current home in OKC, I’ve got about 30K in equity and wanting to rent it out or sell it. I’d like to keep it and then BRRR and house hack or purchase 3-4 plex. Now this is all in the future so I have time. What should I keep in mind when I figure my options? Another question: for a single person what’s the opinion on purchasing an apartment? Just a single apartment in a complex and then continue to move up. I’ve considered this also is purchasing an apartment to rent usually a good investment? Thanks a bunch, Jeremiah

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