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All Forum Posts by: Joel Di Piazza

Joel Di Piazza has started 5 posts and replied 12 times.

Hello, 

I am in Clearwater Florida using my 401k ($25,000.00) as a down payment for my first home purchase of a multi-family or a single family with a in law suite. That I intend to of course live in one and rent the other. 

My question as it pertains to the mortgage is, can funds to rehab the purchase property be rolled into the mortgage? Or how can you be creative in to accomplish this or something similar?

Thank you, 


Joel Di Piazza

Hello all, 

I'm Joel Di Piazza, I live in Clearwater Florida. 


My goal is to house hack my first home purchase. I am looking for a duplex or maybe even a single-family home with a in law suite. I am undecided on if I long, medium-, or short-term rental is the best for me. I am also curious about tax liens.

 I hope to make enough cash flow subsidize my mortgage payments. Then a year later I plan to purchase another property with a goal to make me 5k a month in cash flow. And then hopefully leave my W2 job.

I am doing this because I want financial independence to be able to do traveling with my fiance. And enjoy life to the fullest. 

Any and all help is welcome and appreciated. In any way shape or form. I am currently looking for a realtor and lender that is well versed with investing.

Thank you, 

Joel Di Piazza