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Live in Massachusetts. New to real estate, looking to invest 40k
Looking to invest in Real estate. I’m 23 years old and have about 40k to invest. Any tips on where I should start? I live in Massachusetts, where real estate prices are fairly high. Thanks I’m advance.
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Get pre-approved/pre-qualified to find out how much you qualify for, go for an owner-occupied FHA loan for 3.5% down, stay within your budget for downpayment, closing costs and reserves, look in the suburbs of Boston where multi's are more reasonably priced (along the 495 belt).
- Dan Weber