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Dustin Heflin
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How to Leverage Equity Properly When Getting Started.

Dustin Heflin
  • Rental Property Investor
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Good day all! I have had the long-time itch to invest, but I've let fear hold me back. I currently own a VA backed SFH rental with about 50K in equity. Currently in the process of a refi. I am active duty military looking at retirement in about 14 months, and stationed overseas until retirement. I am curious how I can get into the game now, but not jeopardize financing availability in a year when it's time to purchase our primary residence in Florida.

I am extremely interested in the BRRRR strategy, especially multifamily, but I am stuck in analysis paralysis when it comes to trusting a team from so far away.

Any tips or strategies are highly appreciated. 

Dustin

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