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Nicki Shelton
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How to narrow down your zip codes

Nicki Shelton
  • Fort Worth, TX
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Hello everyone! My husband and I are about to invest in our first property. We have decided our price point, square footage, and the method we would like to utilize to obtain the property. We want to use the brrrr method and then a cash out refi 60% to recoup the money for our investors and leave a little bit of equity for us. My question is what factors should we consider when narrowing down a few zip codes to get started? Also, I am open to other ideas regarding our exit stragety. We are located in Fort Worth and we feel comfortable within a 30 miles radius for our first property. Thanks for your help!

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