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Updated about 9 years ago on . Most recent reply
Funding Buy and Hold Rental Properties - Beginner
I am 22 years old and looking to start investing in SF rental properties.
With a Full-time job making 57k salary, a low down payment, what would be the best way to finance properties initially?
Also What would be the best way to keep purchasing additional buy and hold properties (e.g. line of credit on other assets)?
Private lending? Mortgage?
Thanks!
Most Popular Reply

Welcome to BP! If you can, I would do as many Owner Occupied small multi family's as you can stomach. LOW down payment and the can cash flow day 1. Once you do that 2-3 times over the course of 3 years, you should have the cash flow to save up and do traditional down payment plans. and then look at doing the BRRRR plan.