Sean Pyles
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Interesting. I assume that you were using some stellar credit to qualify for these loans.
Interesting. I assume that you were using some stellar credit to qualify for these loans.
Interesting. I assume that you were using some stellar credit to qualify for these loans.
The challenge for folks trying to get in nowadays is that houses are just so expensive and interest rates are so high. Have you been able to acquire any properties recently? And if so, how has it been different from ones you were buying 20 or 30 years ago?
The challenge for folks trying to get in nowadays is that houses are just so expensive and interest rates are so high. Have you been able to acquire any properties recently? And if so, how has it been different from ones you were buying 20 or 30 years ago?
The challenge for folks trying to get in nowadays is that houses are just so expensive and interest rates are so high. Have you been able to acquire any properties recently? And if so, how has it been different from ones you were buying 20 or 30 years ago?
Huh. I've just been scouring Redfin on my phone, looking at multifamily housing units in the Portland area. My partner and I have a plan, maybe a bit of a dream. We'll see how realistic it is long term, where eventually we might tap the equity from both of our places and go in on something like a duplex, move into one unit and then rent out the other like Elizabeth was describing before.
Huh. I've just been scouring Redfin on my phone, looking at multifamily housing units in the Portland area. My partner and I have a plan, maybe a bit of a dream. We'll see how realistic it is long term, where eventually we might tap the equity from both of our places and go in on something like a duplex, move into one unit and then rent out the other like Elizabeth was describing before.
Huh. I've just been scouring Redfin on my phone, looking at multifamily housing units in the Portland area. My partner and I have a plan, maybe a bit of a dream. We'll see how realistic it is long term, where eventually we might tap the equity from both of our places and go in on something like a duplex, move into one unit and then rent out the other like Elizabeth was describing before.
And then we would rent out the place that we're currently living in Portland that we've had for a number of years now, as well as my place up in Washington, and then slowly begin to amass properties that way.
And then we would rent out the place that we're currently living in Portland that we've had for a number of years now, as well as my place up in Washington, and then slowly begin to amass properties that way.
And then we would rent out the place that we're currently living in Portland that we've had for a number of years now, as well as my place up in Washington, and then slowly begin to amass properties that way.
I'll be a hacker finally. It just feels like a much more gradual, realistic way to get into it considering how expensive everything is now. And the houses that I have seen, the duplexes that I've seen are not in amazing shape for what I could afford. But maybe I'll improve them myself much like you did.
I'll be a hacker finally. It just feels like a much more gradual, realistic way to get into it considering how expensive everything is now. And the houses that I have seen, the duplexes that I've seen are not in amazing shape for what I could afford. But maybe I'll improve them myself much like you did.
I'll be a hacker finally. It just feels like a much more gradual, realistic way to get into it considering how expensive everything is now. And the houses that I have seen, the duplexes that I've seen are not in amazing shape for what I could afford. But maybe I'll improve them myself much like you did.
The thing about being a homeowner is that whether you like it or not, it ends up making you a handier person than you were before you were a homeowner.
The thing about being a homeowner is that whether you like it or not, it ends up making you a handier person than you were before you were a homeowner.