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brand new to invest worldi just recently turned 30 years old i currently work multiple jobs..i have a steady income and am currently getting my credit back into shape..what are some options for first time investments or flips..i was thinkinf of buying a property and renting it out pr flipping it just to get started i have been very indecisive..any suggestions would be helpful and thank you..i live in hampton roads area in Virginia Beach VA

Plus, borrower has to pay annual premium every year depending on the amount of equity they have on the loan (More equity, less premium).But, then again, there is the benefit of the flexibility of renting as well.Some of them don't have a steady job, in between jobs, etc.  

Abandoned billboards are great to bring back to life and earn a steady income stream, but many structures are owned by the company that leased the land - and not the landowner.Billboard permits vary by state and sometimes local statutes.

I'm not sure where you're buying, but if it's in a decent sized city with a growing or steady population and in a decent location, you will find tenants.

Chose crowdfunding as an alternative to fix/flipping or landlording.So far, one project completed before full term. 3 working slow and steady. 1 stopped paying.  

The best strategy (in my opinion) makes use of both vehicles - cash today, and steady appreciation for tomorrow. 

If you have a steady job and income, I would recommend getting an FHA loan and then house hacking from there.

I'm seeking investment property in USA especially on the multifamily for buy and hold to get steady long term cash flow.

We then sell after 1 year of steady rent or I buy him out.