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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply
I have my first Rental, now what?!
I am proud to say I am finally on the board! I have my first investment property! A brand new three bedroom town home right next to a university.
I was just wondering what my next plan of action should be. Should I double down in a year and house hack another home for a investment opportunity?
Or should I go ahead and buy my primary home and then save afterwards for my next rental? Please help, I need ideas!
P.S. I also have a family
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Originally posted by @TJ Tyler:
@Vincent Gable great insight! My rate is sitting at 3.8% and a few other people told me the same thing you said. It’s nice to be reassured. I wasn’t exactly sure what was considered a “good rate” and what it actually means until talking with multiple people.
how did you get a rate that low on a rental ?? did you tell them your going to live in it ??
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