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I am a new realttor, and working a 2nd job. But I have access to the MLS.
I want to purchase a small home for investment and rent it out.

I would go for a multifamily I know the tax benefits are better but they're all so expensive here and in really shitty areas and I would have to live in it to reap those tax benefits.

What should I look for and how much money should I realistically save up for this small home? I don't want a fix upper.
I really don't know how to find a property and do the math to specifically rent it out. Nor do I know what I am really in for.

Also I would be considered a first time home buyer if I do this, because I never bought a house yet I'm young.
So is that going to be a huge disadvantage to me when I go to finally buy a home for myself?
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Probably have much better success on the business and finance board
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>waah somebody help me do my job!
I don't hate all landlords, but I'm not gonna help you drive up the cost of home owning. You're my competition.



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