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Peter Nuth
  • Modesto, CA
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Where 2 start? New investor interested in buy/hold and cash flow

Peter Nuth
  • Modesto, CA
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Hi,

I am looking to buy my first property sometime in 2016. Interested in mainly buy and hold investing for cash flow. Looking to get into something that I can get for under 10-20% below market and a 10%+ return on my initial cash investment. Don't want any fixer-upper for my first property. Not exactly sure where to look. I have been reading about real estate and saving for the last two years, now I have to start narrowing down to a few location that will meet my criteria. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Peter.

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Richard Fields
  • HVAC mechanic
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Richard Fields
  • HVAC mechanic
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Try Homepath. I found a property on there around 30% below market that only needed a little paint and cleanup. It took a while to find though, there aren't many that good

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