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Sulaiman Shah
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Sulaiman Shah
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Staten Island, NY
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Hi I am attempting to purchase my first property. I have new credit and I'm saving up money, only $1,000 currently. Do you think it will be difficult for me to purchase a property with my credit and money? Do you a private money lender or partner will fund my deal with this case? How should I finance my deals then

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Benjamin Lemieux
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Benjamin Lemieux
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Meriden, CT
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Sulaiman, personally I think you should wait 6 months to a year. You said above that you are educating yourself as much as possible right now. Continue educating yourself, give your credit a little while longer to improve, and continue to save money.

I am new to real estate investing as well. ( I have my first property under contract) A year ago I had mediocre credit, no cash and debt. I got debt free, read every book I could, and saved enough to get an FHA loan on a triplex. I am now going to live in one unit and rent the other two while I save and prepare to finance the next one. I may even rent the extra bedroom in my unit. (Pending the fiancés input haha)

Best of luck with your decision and journey.

-B

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