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Updated about 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

I’M READY TO PURCHASE MY FIRST PROPERTY!!!
Hello everyone I’m Jarvis also known as “The Gator”’in the Phoenix Real Estate market. I have been doing Real Estate resale for two years now. It’s finally time to put my hard earned money to work to create passive income for the future. I’m looking into the buy and hold/house hack strategy with 2-4 unit multifamily properties. Any advice?
Thanks
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- Residential Real Estate Investor
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Welcome Jarvis and that's great to hear. As far as advice, if you're looking for a house hack on a 2-4 unit property, I would definitely recommend looking into using FHA financing. Only 3.5% down and good rates. You just got to live there a year. But if you're house hacking, that's baked into the cake already.
Good luck!