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Dominic Olguin
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Ca
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Capital solves all?!

Dominic Olguin
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Ca
Posted

I am stuck in a predicament, I currently own two homes one primary and one duplex rental. an preparing to buy a 24 unit by the end of next year. my question is with this being my first big investment should I try and do it with my own capital or try to raise the other half an have a partner in the deal? 

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