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Kevin Salamea
  • Rental Property Investor
  • old bridge nj
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New property investor

Kevin Salamea
  • Rental Property Investor
  • old bridge nj
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Hello everyone I am looking for some insight on a few questions.!

Heres some background information. I am looking to buy my first investment property in PA for about 60-80k after closing costs. I have a decent credit score and I only have one car loan being paid monthly.

I am pre approved for about 100k so I am currently looking for a multi family or single family.

1. What area should I look to invest in Pennsylvania? (I have an area in mind already )

2 . What is the next step I need to take beside finding a property ?

Find a bank ?

3. Should I open an LLC ? (I do plan on buying more houses as I start to learn the business)

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