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Freddy Hernandez
  • Investor
  • Miami
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Hello everyone. Been wanting to invest in real estate for the longest and finally making the jump. Owned the house I live in for 10 years now and just got an accepted offer on a duplex 2/2 for 80k. The house is in good shape and im happy about the deal. Its about 2 miles from where I live now so I know the neighborhood pretty well. Had to put 25% down. My question is; I want to buy my next property in the next year or so, how would I go about buying my next property without having to put that much money down? Sorry if this question sounds dumb but like I said, im new to this, but willing to work hard, learn as much as possible and be as aggressive as I can. Thanks for any input.

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