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David A Muise
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Manchester, NH
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Going from your first rental to your second?!

David A Muise
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Manchester, NH
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Hey everyone!

My wife and I recently bought our first multi family. It's a three family and two units are rented and we are going to rehab and live in the third unit temporarily. We got an FHA loan on the property and we are fully house hacking this property. We moved out of a rented townhouse and plan to continue saving what our rent was and putting into a separate account. We already budget for it so it makes sense.

We’re trying to figure out strategies on how to move from our first to our second property? We are trying to seek personal experiences on how you did it. Any and all advice is much appreciated.

Thank you all!

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