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Willie J Baxter
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I want to put the smallest possible down payment down with an FHA loan on a multi unit. I've been trying to save up for what could potentially go wrong like cap ex things. Should I just jump into it and try to invest in my first property with not much experience besides the many investing books I've read? And also, what could possibly go wrong if I'm leveraging from the lender? Wouldn't the property just foreclose and make me free from my debt? I think I have a lot of analysis paralysis.

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