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Updated almost 9 years ago, 02/07/2016

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Jason D.
  • Broomall, PA
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Hello from Philadelphia Suburbs

Jason D.
  • Broomall, PA
Posted
Long time lurker to the BP forums. I've decided to introduce myself now to network with my fellow REI. I'm currently finishing up grad school and will graduate in 2017. My cash is going to paying the tuition as I'm not willing to take it student loans. I would love to start investing in 2018 once I have built up my reserves. Being that I own a primary residence I would have to put down 20% as my wife isn't interested in doing a heloc. However, I'm interested in partnering with a new investor in order to get an fha 3.5% down and 203k. I just wanted to know if all the seasoned investors would think of this as a viable strategy. Thank you for your input.

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