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Hannah Woodward
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  • Keene, NH
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Bought my first property, now what?

Hannah Woodward
  • Investor
  • Keene, NH
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Alright so, I bought my first property with an FHA about a month and a half ago, and I am ready to head on to the next one. I am house hacking, and occupying the property, and already producing cash flow. The thing is, how do I buy my next property for the least amount of money down possible if I already used an FHA ... I have deals in the area I am in that I wanna jump on, a lot of which being foreclosures, or about to be foreclosed on homes, but I don't have a ton saved at the moment, thought that amount is growing every week. Do i just keep saving until I have 20% down for a conventional or is there another way around it? What have you done? What would you do if you were me? Thanks for your feedback if you have any!!

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