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Kevin Conness
  • New to Real Estate
  • Southern Oregon
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Best way for a newbie w/limited capitol to get started

Kevin Conness
  • New to Real Estate
  • Southern Oregon
Posted

Hi y'all!

I'm a newbie to REI with limited capitol, living in San Francisco in a rent controlled apartment, but that may be ending soon. SO, I'm looking to buy a 2-4 unit property SOMEWHERE where I can afford it and live there for at least the first year (via FHA loan, mortgage co-signer, equity investor(s)?). If all goes well, I'm looking to expand from there. I've read a few books, researched online. Am I on the right track? I hoping some of y'all out there might be able to offer some advice/recommendations/guidance as to where's good to look and what my best options might be! Anything is much appreciated!

Thanks in advance,

Kevin



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