Posted by Barry (FL) on April 14, 2004 at 21:11:57:
Why not buy a multifamily as your first purchase, have your tenants pay your mortgage and live for free.
That would make it easier to start, wouldn’t it?
Posted by Barry (FL) on April 14, 2004 at 21:11:57:
Why not buy a multifamily as your first purchase, have your tenants pay your mortgage and live for free.
That would make it easier to start, wouldn’t it?
any opinions?? - Posted by shawn
Posted by shawn on April 14, 2004 at 20:29:06:
Greetings all, just countng on the experts here as im in need of some feedback…
Im 32, (i know late bloomer) currently renting , strengthing my fico, and reading/studying RE basics …im currently playing emotional ping-pong in deciding weather to make my first perchase my own home (hence going thru the experience, settle in , build equity…etc) or venture out from here (while renting) and have the safty net in tac…just wondering if many first ime investeors/buyers feel the same…then again its a choice right??
pondering in NJ
Shawn
Re: any opinions?? - Posted by Mr. G.
Posted by Mr. G. on April 14, 2004 at 21:36:29:
It depends on your financial situation & goals. You must have a stategy in place.
Mr. G.