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Updated about 3 years ago on . Most recent reply
Hello, my first post here. From Michigan Detroit Area
Hey, I'm 26 years old and make good income. I have no bills, live at home, so am liquid. In the middle of buying a house hack, 3.5% that has built in equity that I can get a line of credit immediately that can be used as well. I want to take advantage while I am making good income through employer and can qualify for some loans. 20+Unit Apartments or triple net lease deals is what I was thinking. I got decent capital, I got the employment, decent knowledge, and the courage. However, what I don't have is an insane amount of time, and experience. After all my research over the years I have decided this is the route to go. What do you think, am I thinking too big to fast?