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All Forum Posts by: Solomon Smaniotto

Solomon Smaniotto has started 2 posts and replied 2 times.

Hello!
Maybe you could help me narrow down to a fewer strategies to consider:
Available cash to invest is around $30,000.
Since I'm single and retired, I'm willing to live anywhere in the U.S. yet with limited income.
I would avoid any leveraged strategies where you borrow money for investments.

List of strategies I've seen:
House flipping
Wholesaling
House Hacking
BRRRR
Buy-Hold
All-Cash Plan
Trade-Up Plan
Note Investing
Tax Deed/Lien Investing
Syndications
REITs
Peer to Peer Investing
etc...I might've missed some more!

Hi! I've been a long time lurker and got a question...let's say the work income, cash amount (savings), credit score, etc are average and you managed to get approved to buy your first 2-4 units property with some positive cash flow from that property.  Since you're already on your first loan but with same work income plus a positive cash flow, is it easier or harder to get a second, third...so forth loan for another multi family properties?

Thanks!