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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

First time homebuyers grant
I’m new to real estate investment, but eager to learn. I want to buy my first property using a first time homebuyers grant , but I am concerned with contingencies that come with them ( have to live there for a time period, can’t refinance, and so forth). Would you suggest using the grant(s) , or just skip it all together if my plans are to buy a second property around 2 years after I buy my first . Hope I explained my scenario clear enough. Thank you in advance.