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Brian Warren
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  • Bloomington, MN
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Is it possible to jump straight into apartment investing

Brian Warren
  • New to Real Estate
  • Bloomington, MN
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I am currently looking for my next real-estate move. I've been house hacking my current house and trying to weigh my options. I believe buying a 2-4 unity property would be an easy next move, but I was wondering if anyone has went straight into large 30 unit plus deals right after there first house hack? Of coarse my out of pocket cash wouldn't be large enough so i would assume i would need to do some creative financing (hard money etc). Do banks decline a lot of people who are not established in the industry? How big could i go? Is it better to just work my way up with smaller deal so i can finance the down payment?

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