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Updated over 11 years ago, 04/02/2013

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Mike Rivera
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Newbie hoping to find help, all responses are greatly appreciated

Mike Rivera
  • Bethlehem, PA
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I just purchased my first property it will be my primary residence. I was thinking about my next property to buy ( im bran new to investing with only my 1st home) how can i get financing on another property when my debt to income will be so high since i have a new house i just bought? Do i have to wait to start investing or are there ways that this new house wont have me stuck for awhile. Right now im in the sages of trying to learn all I can but i want to get started soon, just not sure if this house will hold me back

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