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Updated about 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Can't get Financing Yet....
I am super excited to hop onto the House Hacking train and reach financial freedom before I am 30! I recently became a real estate agent and represent a fantastic builder in Flagstaff, AZ but I cannot get financing yet because of my job switch. I need a few years of income first and I will take the time to pay off some debt too. Since I cannot jump right into buying a small multifamily property, what investments or moves toward financial freedom can I make in the meantime? ANY and ALL ideas are much appreciated! Thank you!
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I would live as cheaply as possible and become debt free. It is hard to have financial freedom when your income is going to debts. If you have extra money beef up your reserves to go towards a down payment and renovations.