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Stone Denning
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Newbie Here (quick question)

Stone Denning
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Hey everyone I've been investing for a while and reached a large milestone and am looking to scale now. I wasnt previously invested into the housing side of real estate though so I am looking for some help. This may be a very vague question but I am looking to start searching for a duplex- quadplex to start house hacking but I am not too sure on where to begin. This includes, do I talk to a lender first, realtor, etc. Looking for some help or maybe course suggestions. Sorry I know there is probably a lot to answer for this question just wanted a jump on where to start

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Bjorn Ahlblad
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Bjorn Ahlblad
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@Stone Denning Welcome to bigger pockets! I'd talk to several lenders to get an idea of my buying power and decide on an area where you want to invest. Up top click on the tab LEARN, start there.

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