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C'era Oliveira
  • Las Vegas, NV
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Way to pay back lenders

C'era Oliveira
  • Las Vegas, NV
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Hi!

I'm thinking about investing in rental properties in Las Vegas. My brother is going to start off as my lender since this is my first time (lending around 20-40K). However, he is requiring a $700 income stream which is also my requirement that I was looking for. I was thinking that we could find a home that profits $1400 so that we can split. Even if I find a home that generates $1400 (which might not be possible), I will also have to factor in paying him back. Then I thought that I could purchase 2 properties in order to generate more cash flow for the both of us.

How would I pay him back and generate cash flow for the both of us?

Help!

Thanks!

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