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Should I start small or go big?

Terrick Osborne
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I'm a new investor liking to buy my first rental property. I've got a pretty healthy sum of money to start with, but I'm really scared of making a wrong mistake. I would like to start with just one duplex, but I've been presented with this opportunity to buy a small apartment complex here in South Florida. I really would like to buy the apartment complex, but I'm really scared to start out with my first property being an apartment. Which way should I go?

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