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Shivam Patel
  • Houston, TX
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Tenant Occupied Small Multi-Family - Landlording & Managing

Shivam Patel
  • Houston, TX
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Hello,

I just got my first tenant occupied Triplex under contract and the leases don't run out till June 2022. I plan to vacate the two units in the front at least, do some remodel and move in ourselves. The third unit we plan to rent out and manage. This is our first home/property buy and we plan to live in there at least one year to comply with conventional loan and potentially move on and rent the entire property out.

This is my base goal and since I'm new to investing, I'm seeking every and any advise from my Bigger Pockets community during the near future process and managing the tenants, property and remodel. I'll appreciate your pointers on what to look out for now on and best possible path forward.

Many thanks in advance!

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