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Just an intro from Texas

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I'm a disabled vet with a lake house near Austin. It needs some work, but I used the VA home loan when the lake was extremely low. I'm not sure if renting is the best option, but first I need to move. For now I'm trying to decide if I should pay to rent or if I should BRRRR in San Angelo. Credit is an issue but right now it's a waiting game so I may end up renting for a bit though I'd much rather not. It's a frustrating situation.

I've spent some time pouring over BiggerPockets youtube videos and am going through the book on rental property investing again.  I'm learning!  Loving the resources here too!

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I appreciate the welcome and advice from everyone!

@Jordan Moorhead  Definitely.  I live in a vacation community actually and many do that here.  I'm not sure how it compares to longer term rentals financially but I'm open to the idea for sure.  

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