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All Forum Posts by: Justin Pisarcik

Justin Pisarcik has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

Post: Suggestions on Next steps for REI

Justin PisarcikPosted
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@Stuart Grazier Thank you for the recommendation! The only caveat I am experiencing is that I have to live in the next property I purchase for at least a year. That would make it difficult if I try to keep my full time job.

Post: Suggestions on Next steps for REI

Justin PisarcikPosted
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@Adam Bankoff Thanks for the feedback! I'm feeling like the townhouse route might be the best option for me personally since I can't swing anything in the area over $300k. That's even difficult finding with HOA fees that are associated with many of the communities around here.

Post: Suggestions on Next steps for REI

Justin PisarcikPosted
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I currently live in Alexandria, VA in a 2 bd 2 bt condo. I'm looking to kick start REI but unsure on the direction I should go. I currently have ~$13k in condo equity. I am a military veteran so I know I have the VA loan to my benefit. With that comes the caveat of living in the next residency I purchase for at least a year. Originally I thought about upgrading to a townhome but financially I can't afford it with the steep HOA fees associated with many. I've considered the BRRRR approach but am hesitant since I do not have much money to play with when it comes to renovations. Any suggestions or recommendations on the direction I should take would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you!

Justin