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Updated almost 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Newbie Real Estate Investor
Hello all! I am in Surry County, North Carolina and have been listening to BiggerPockets for almost a year now. I am particularly interested in fix and flips as well as STR. I have actually talked with a buddy of mine who is a real estate agent and I am planning to invest in one or the other this year.
My question is has anyone found a creative way of investing for someone who has very little capital to start and bad debt to income ratio (student loan debt, credit card debt, car loan, etc). I am wanting to get serious about starting my journey in real estate investing but just need a little guidance on where to go given my situation and if anyone might be interested in doing a JV.
I am open to all suggestions and would love to get some feedback from you all! This is my first time posting and I am excited to engage with other like minded people.
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@Casey Felts House hacking might be your best option given your financial situation. You could purchase a small multifamily (1-4 units) with a 3.5% down FHA loan and use the other units as short term or long term rentals?