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2nd Mortgage Financing Options - HELP

Myles Snair
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Hello Everyone, 

I am a young investor in New Brunswick, Canada. currently i am house-hacking a duplex in which I have just purchased a few months ago for $200,000 with a 5% downpayment. There is no large renovations needed to this property which would drastically increase its appraisal value. 

If fully rented this property will bring in $550-600 monthly in cash flow. I would like to purchase a second investment property, in which I plan to move into and house hack for a bit, renting out my first duplex. 

I was wondering what financing options you think are the best? I plan to purchase a property needing renovations in order to use the BRRRR method which can help me purchase a 3rd and 4th property in the future.


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