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How to Scale

Josh Terranova
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I was just wondering how to scale your portfolio? Are most people putting 20% down then waiting 6m-1y and refinancing that property to then put the equity down on another one? I'd love some suggestions and learn different ways to scale.

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Hunter Gibson
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Hunter Gibson
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It is going to depend if you are investing in or out of state. The market is not the best for investors here in Utah, but you can still find great deals. I personally think seller financing is the best way to scale your portfolio. Where you can buy homes with little to no money down. As a local investor and Realtor in the area. 

Feel free to reach out with any questions!

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