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How to scale your rental portfolio

Ashwin C.
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I recently purchased my first property (turnkey) using a conventional mortgage. After purchasing it, I realized that saving up for the down payment (25%) every year is going to be a really slow way to grow my portfolio but I see many investors buy multiple properties a year. How do you do it? How do you fund the down payment?
I understand that the BRRR method is one-way to cycle money and fund future projects but what are the other methods that people use?

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