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Eli Alfaro
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First rental property

Eli Alfaro
  • Houston, TX
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I'm looking at this multi family rental and it's being priced for $90,000. I really want to get my first property already but don't want to rush into it. Obviously i know I shouldn't check the property out first but after doing that and I'm convinced I want it, what should i do next to know I'm getting a good deal? I currently have a loan from a bank for my personal house. Any input would be greatly appreciated.

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