How to Buy Your First Rental Property in 2024

What’s the EASIEST way to start investing in real estate in 2024? If you’re looking to buy your first rental property, high rates and huge down payments may feel like the biggest barrier to entry, but what if you could get around that? What if you could invest in real estate with low money down, a low mortgage rate, or both? Zach Lemaster is on the channel today to show you how YOU can buy your first rental property for less than you think.

We’re going to walk through four of the EASIEST ways to start investing in real estate. Some of these methods offer properties with NO MONEY DOWN, some have massive mortgage rate reductions, and others let you live completely for free, so you don’t even have to worry about a mortgage payment!

So what are you waiting for? Your first or next rental property is closer than you think!

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00:00 Buy Your First Rental!
00:35 1. House Hacking
02:48 2. VA Loans ($0 Down!)
04:41 3. Turnkey Rentals
06:18 4. New Construction
09:17 Start Investing in 2024!

[RentToRetirement]

2024 is going to be a big year for real estate moves! I hope this video gives everyone some knowledge & motivation to get out there and accomplish your goals!!

[joelscott]

I used the VA loan to get my first rental home. Lived in it for 3 years then bought a 2nd home with the VA when I moved.

[bigdeals]

I mean this with genuine kindness, but I couldn't take this seriously with the music played at the beginning of this. Had to move on to another 2024 how to rental video.

[jordanmarturano]

Only way i see anything happened this year if your a regular person with a regular job is possibly a house hack to cut your mortgage down but i dont see anything cashflowing in ct with rents and rates where they are not to mention price

[priorityhomes]

This is exactly what I need to kickstart my goals in 2024! Thanks for breaking down how I can house hack using a VA loan. I did not know that was an option.

[ryanraines]

I like news vids if it’s story I’m interested in like this one. I like that we just hear news or see a quick meme or something but you a quick to give detailed summary. 🍻

[thegrantmyles]

Excellent video about purchasing your first rental in 2024! Looking forward to buying many more turnkey properties this year!

[matthewseyoum]

Great Information! Excited to jump in 2024

[nickfetrow]

This is the way guys! Let's build wealth!

[SydneyColeman-jr]

Great stuff as always! Ready to make some big moves in 2024!

[scottlundgren]

These are great strategies to help maximize the banks money, thanks for the information.

[tinydubstar]

Exciting times ahead in real estate for 2024!

[tommybrown]

This video is an excellent resource!!!

[RiskOffRealEstate]

Bro I’m doing the same thing you did . Only my family is staying in house 1 on a va loan and the new build duplex I’m looking at I’ll be moving into and intending to occupy for 12 months . I’m super interested in your turn key rentals . And glad you mentioned the VA loan .

[superlarz]

I hope to get my portfolio started this year!

[AdamSchroederPresents]

Love having multiple financing options!

[dorlalake]

This is not a beginner friendly video for first time buyers for rental property or your first time buying a home. You're using terms a first-time buyer can't understand and you're talking too fast.

[ryhcky]

if anyone in the Vegas area is interested and is also ready to get started lmk !

[luvcook]

What type of loan is the " house hacking " i have been interested in that type of investment although im not ready for it yet i am getting my feet wet and still learning i would be a 1st time home buyer.

[ninx]

I have a question would be really helpful if I got a reply that would help I want to buy my first piece of property but with my current job which is my main source of income I don't qualify for a loan the property is worth 90k I can probably come up with around 40k to 50k to put down but I was trying to see if I can cut a deal with the owner to make a down payment and pay the rest over time do you think such agreement is possible if so how should I go about doing it