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Beresford Wesley
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Twentynine Palms, CA
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Low down payment options

Beresford Wesley
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Twentynine Palms, CA
Posted

Hello, my name is Beresford Wesley and I'm currently in the research part of REI and looking to buy my first rental property by next year. I'm currently a United States Marine and I'm stationed in Twenty-nine Palms, California. I've looked into loan options with low downpayment such as FHA loans and VA loans. However, they require that I reside I the property in which I desire to purchase for a period of time. Due to me being an active duty Marine, I can't reside in the property. If anyone knows about low downpayment loans in which residing in the property for a period of time is not a requirement, I would appreciate you sharing the knowledge. Thank you.

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