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All Forum Posts by: Chand King

Chand King has started 1 posts and replied 12 times.

@Jerry Padilla

Thanks. That is good thing to know. I did plan on using my income to pay for the property. I do plan on applying for the VA loan before I leave this contract. Once I find a deal I will have to sit down and think about how much I can actually afford.

Hello, everybody

It's great to be apart of this team. As the title says, I'm a newbie in real estate and I'm looking to invest into my first Triplex/fourplex ( well first property to be exact). 

A little about me, I currently work overseas as a military contractor. I will be overseas until July/August. After this contract is up I have plans to attend Arizona State University in the fall of 2020. As of now my plans are to purchase a triplex/fourplex and house hack the property to make some cash flow and build capital for more properties. I will be funding this investment with a VA loan.

I'm eager to get into real estate but I don't want to rush into a bad deal. When I move to Arizona I would like to have the property purchased and ready for me to move into so I don't have to rent and use money that I can save for future investments. Would it be wise to just rent and take my time?