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Is it the right time to invest?

Mayra Perez
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Hello everyone. I have a full-time job, but recently became a real estate agent to get the ins and outs of getting the best investment homes + make additional side income.

My goal is to purchase my first investment home, thinking multi-family rental property (probably 3 units) near my area are around $150,000 and not enough funds for an the required 25% down on an investment loan. Should I try to work with a hard money loan? What am I risking by doing so?

I am dying to get to financial freedom, and have to start somewhere. Please help!!

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