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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Hungry new investor looking to GROW
I currently am house hacking a 2 unit. In addition to I just purchased a 4 unit. (Between the both I have about $50k in equity) Besides the two mortgages I am debt free. I am looking to GROW. Looking for advice from successful and experienced investors on where I should begin looking for my next move...
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I would continue the 4 unit strategy and utilize Fannie/Freddie financing at 30 year amortorization until you cap out. Then, look into commercial financing. Always try to use the BRRR method when you can!
Keep it up!