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Is it better to brrr or just get a new conventional loan

Alisha Destulien
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I started in this investing game last year with my husband. We purchased a house and flipped it to get that cash in the beginning.  We then purchased a house for $30k cash and rehabbed it and rented it.  It is now worth $65k. We are looking to expand our portfolio and buy more rentals.  Would you suggest to do a brrr method to get the cash out and buy another house or would you go conventional and put 20% down!?  We have been approved for a conventional loan, but trying to figure out which is the best way to go!   Thank you 

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