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Tracy Springfield
  • Dallas, TX
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I need a house in Dallas County

Tracy Springfield
  • Dallas, TX
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Hello, I am new to RE investing and I have not done my first deal yet however I started because I was looking for a personal home. 

We have been stuck in a very expensive lease. It's a beautiful half million dollar home but it isn't our home. 

We own our own a 40 yr old business that pays all our expenses and without good w2 income we can't get a mortgage so we keep paying on this rental. 

Does anyone have a 4 bed 3,000 plus SF home preferably with a pool in Irving, Grand Prairie, Cedar Hill or Desoto available with a low down? 

We have credit over 750 and excellent income. I don't mind having to update a little but we have to be able to live in it.

I still plan to keep investing however we really need a home. 

Thanks in advance 

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