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Marvin Scott Butler
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What’s the next move?

Marvin Scott Butler
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Saint Petersburg, FL
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Hi BiggerPockets I just purchased a SFH in Zephyrhills Florida to house hack my plan is to stay there for a year and rent it out next year and buy another property hopefully a multi family property. My question I'm looking for any ideas of being able to purchase a another property sooner than later while I have a new mortgage. Thanks for any help

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Luke Trovinger
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Luke Trovinger
  • Realtor
  • Denver, CO
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Congrats on the house hack @Marvin Scott Butler! If your DTI supports it and you have the capital, the easiest way will likely be to go the traditional investment route by putting 20-25% down on an investment property. You could also get more creative by partnering with someone in your network if your lender isn't able to qualify you. Best of luck!

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