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Anthony Green-Parker
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new real estate investor in San Antonio

Anthony Green-Parker
  • New to Real Estate
  • San Antonio, TX
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Hello everyone. I'm a retired Army Veteran who is new to San Antonio and looking to gain some real estate experience. My strategy is to buy properties and hold them long-term. I plan on using the BRRR method to fund my projects. Feel free to reach out and contact me.

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Gaetano Ciambriello
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Gaetano Ciambriello
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Hi @Anthony Green-Parker

I would start with a VA loan (0% down-payment) and buy a 2-4 unit. If you can find a property that needs some value add, even better. After a year, you can cash-out refinance if you built any equity and you can now go buy another home as owner occupied and rent out the original home you were living in.

For the least $ out of pocket, this would be the best way to get started.

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