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Nick Rodriguez
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Oklahoma City, OK
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Zero Money Down On Personal Home

Nick Rodriguez
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Oklahoma City, OK
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I purchased a new home about two years ago with a VA loan, and put Zero down. I would like to use this property as a way to get my feet wet in the Land Lord business, but i'm not sure exactly how to measure the income. Purchased home for 125000 with zero down as i said, currently have about 10 thousand in equity. Market is about 1000 dollars in neighborhood for rent, and monthly I believe i would be losing less than fifty dollars, but with zero money down is this still a bad deal?

Should i just sell or use it to build equity on no money down?

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