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Patrick Thomas Dickinson
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200k and a very low dti what would you buy and why

Patrick Thomas Dickinson
  • Investor
  • Sf Bay Area
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I have 200000k for a down payment and the ability to get around another   400000k in lending from a lender 

I own 2 single family homes, 1 in California and one in Texas there both newer and knock on wood don’t give me to many problems. I live in California. 

Im just wondering what would your next purchase be if you had my finances. I want to scale faster so I’m thinking out of state multifamily but any opinions would be appreciated. 

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Frank Rodrigues
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Frank Rodrigues
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Originally posted by @Patrick Thomas Dickinson:

@Frank Rodrigues

any other markets you think are worth a look outside of KC?. This is probably a three month goal for me, so I want to start analyzing deals now. 

I would look at Ohio as another option. I have had success in Cleveland and Dayton. Columbus has been great as well for many others. I hope that helps. 

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