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Junon Celestin
  • Investor
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Need advice on my next step

Junon Celestin
  • Investor
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Hello everyone I need some advice. I have two properties that I purchase for 5,000 from a friend, he couldn't pay the taxes.  Taxes total up to 7,000 and repairs are about 8,000. I currently live in one house hacking it and I rented the other home for 850.00. Each home arv is 80k. I also work and have two jobs. my husband saved up 20,000  to buy a food turck to start in March 2020. What next step can I do to flip and get a fourplex. more do the BBBR . I am so tried of working sooooo hard and not able to see my kids and husband. I hardly ever use my credit so I am also building it by get a secured cards no more then 3 cards.

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