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Anthony Nieves
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  • Daytona Beach, FL
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Any ideas on leveraging a Daytona Beach view condo, rebuilt

Anthony Nieves
  • Investor
  • Daytona Beach, FL
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Hello I am new to the real estate investing world. However I've decided to start taking the initiative by searching for off market deals in my back yard in Daytona Beach. I have a beach view condo that was devastated by hurricane Matthew, and I want to qualify for a FHA loan to purchase a duplex, tri, or quadplex. Obviously live in one apartment. I've done my market research on Daytona Beach and Volusia County as a whole and it seems to be like the prime market due to it's current economic growth as well as it's projections. I am self employed now coming on 1 year, I have past w-2's. My credit scores are in the high 600's.

Could someone give me an idea, how to strategize moving into this multi family investment?