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Isaiah N.
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New here. From Grand Rapids, Michigan

Isaiah N.
  • Buford, GA
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I'm 24 years old. I'm looking to get into RE investing. I will be living in Japan for the next 3 years, so this will obviously make investing more difficult. However, most of my family is in West Michigan, so I will be making trips home occasionally. My next one will likely be over the holidays this year.

I've been looking at a lot of multi-unit homes in the $40-80k range.

I've got so many questions, I'm not quite sure where to start.

1. At what point should I seek out a Realtor?
2. What questions should I ask when I see a listing that interests me?
3. How can I find what financing options are open to me? It seems like a lot of lenders don't offer mortgages for lower priced homes, let alone investment properties.
4. Where can I find recommendations for Property Managers? It seems like finding a good manger will be very important.

I appreciate any advice. I'm hoping to gain as much knowledge as possible.

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