Morris Invest: Buying Your First Rental Property and Start Up Costs

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Morris Invest: Buying Your First Rental Property and Start Up Costs

We’ve discussed the regular expenses you should account for as a real estate investor, but what should you expect when you’re just getting started? In today’s video the founder of Morris Invest, Clayton Morris, is sharing sharing five start up costs that are associated with buying your first rental property.

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I’ll discuss exactly what costs you should expect to incur when you’re starting your real estate business. I’ll talk about setting up your business entity, closing on your investment property, and more!

If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to get started as a real estate investor, this case study video is for you! You’ll learn exactly what you should expect when you decide to buy your first rental property. I’ll share rough numbers for each cost, and give specific examples.

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